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Den of Dice TTRPG PodcastShort episodes. Big story. Zero filler.The stars remember war. In the aftermath of a cosmic conflict that shattered worlds and birthed fragile alliances, secrets are waking in the dark.House of Glass is a cinematic, story-first actual play podcast set in the Aetheris Expanse—a high-fantasy sci-fi universe of arcane megacorps, astral empires, and necromantic conspiracies. Follow a misfit team of underpaid field agents working for Cosmo Corp, a ruthless magical conglomerate that sends them into the shadows to recover dangerous artifacts... or die trying.Three weekly episodes, each 30–45 minutes—crafted for busy adventurers craving bite-sized, emotionally rich storytelling.Whether you’re new to tabletop RPGs or a veteran DM, House of Glass delivers fast-paced narrative, powerful character arcs, and zero fluff. Dive in for betrayal, banter, broken worlds, and the lingering echoes of something ancient beneath it all.Listen. Escape. And see what cracks next.
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They have a tiger by the tail, and letting go is not an option. With a dangerous prisoner in their custody and a warning of what is coming, the party makes a desperate plan to cross the streets of Aeridin in search of sa
The city offers no sanctuary. As the party spreads across the streets of Aeridin to pursue their own agendas, it quickly becomes apparent that someone else has plans for them. Hidden enemies stalk them from crowded stree
Following their daring heist at the Red Reserve, the party finally finds a chance to catch its collective breath. While some seek comfort in familiar distractions through shopping, settling old debts, and testing their l
Home has never felt so unfamiliar. In the aftermath of their harrowing journey, the party returns to Aeridin by way of an ancient marvel thought lost to history. Safe at last, they attempt to make sense of everything the
The plan to hit the Red Reserve goes sideways fast, because the “courier run” isn’t just guarded, it’s bait. In the chaos of a moving carriage, the crew is forced to improvise, protect the prize, and survive a threat wea
A warm bakery and a familiar table should feel like relief, but the last thing the crew brought home was peace. A stack of “harmless paperwork” starts whispering a different story, the kind written in fine print and mean
The Red Reserve gives Smole exactly what he wants, and proves why that’s terrifying. A lucky streak turns into a spotlight, celebration turns into scrutiny, and the “easy fix” starts looking a lot like the kind of hook t
Home lasts about five minutes before real life starts collecting its debts. With the team scattered on “errands” and a payday hanging just out of reach, Smole gets pulled toward a familiar red-and-gold door that remember
They survive the node, make it home, and immediately do the most dangerous thing possible: try to act normal. With the orphanage still smelling like last night’s fear, the crew starts talking breakfast, money, and “just
They finally make it back to Aeridin, but the “safe” place they land is an abandoned orphanage at night, and nobody in the room can quite relax enough to believe it’s over. New answers from the node hang in the air like
The node offers the party something more dangerous than a fight: answers. In a chamber built to pierce time itself, one memory becomes a doorway, and the moment they step through, the machine starts asking for a clearer
Echoes of the fallen give way to something older. After driving back the remnants of those consumed by the Umber Plague, the party steps into the archive, and into memory itself. What unfolds is not history as it was tol
The black-glass halls stop reflecting fears and start demanding a price, and the crew realizes the node isn’t just a place, it’s a test that learns. A new presence enters like judgment, old magic gets twisted into someth
The node doesn’t just trap the crew in black-glass corridors, it turns their own eyes against them. Every cracked surface flickers with faces that should not be here, every reflection drags the shadow shepherd closer, an
The forest breaks open into a crater-wide scar, and the party finally sees it: the node, a glass-and-metal monument big enough to feel like a promise and wrong enough to feel like a trap. But something is hunting them, a
The wasteland watches, and now it answers. As the party presses forward across Hrodan’s broken expanse, the curse that clings to this world begins to take notice. Shadows gather. Hunger sharpens. The path ahead narrows b
The “family” vote barely cools off before the crew starts weaponizing it. Ryan and Aeress quietly turn Tessa into a walking distraction, hoping a little charm can pry secrets out of Brom that brute force never will. Rico
After everything they survived, the party finally gets what they have not had in ages: a breath, a long rest, and a brutally honest morning that turns coworkers into something messier and far more dangerous to lose. Rico
The “baby” in the sarcophagus is not confused, it is calibrating. With a cloak stolen from Rico’s style and a voice that speaks directly into their minds, Rocco Smooth lays out a cosmic origin story, then drops the kind
A sarcophagus hisses open and the room goes reverent, not because the fight is over, but because something smarter just arrived. Newly born, impossibly calm, and speaking straight into their minds, a six-armed “brother”
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