Story-heavy actual play with sharp supernatural turns.
Twelve-Sided Stories is a produced actual-play feed built around story-heavy tabletop campaigns. Recent arcs mix City of Mist legends, Delta Green horror, shapeshifting, rifts, labs, and players who keep the table quick, funny, and anxious.
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Twelve-Sided Stories is an actual-play feed built for listeners who want tabletop sessions shaped like serialized fiction. The table prefers story-heavy, rules-light play. That gives the episodes room to breathe, joke, argue, and then snap back into danger when a roll changes the room. In The Foundlings, the game uses City of Mist to turn mythic identities into present-tense trouble. Bly carries a connection to Kokopelli. Siobhan shapeshifts through risky plans. Noah Hurst has Robin Hood in his head and a prosecutor's worry about justice. Beatrice moves through plant-witch strangeness tied to Rappaccini's daughter. Their problems are messy and physical. A rat form slips through high-security corridors, arrows fly during alarms, a lab becomes a sea of awfulness, and a damaged place sends the group toward covens and payback. The campaign also gives its villains room to talk. Arguments about utopia, corruption, rifts, power, and coercion land beside action scenes, which keeps the fantasy from feeling weightless. Agent's Dossier changes the temperature. Its Delta Green episodes are more paranoid, with agents such as Robin Porter, Norman Morales, Wanda Sims, and Maggie Cortez staring down situations that make retreat sound sensible. The horror there is blunt: monstrous spider babies, human victims, and a team trying to decide whether survival counts as success. Across both strands, the cast keeps the mood loose without deflating the stakes. Characters panic, wisecrack, and overthink in ways that sound like a real table under pressure. The show is strongest when chaos is both funny and consequential. It is not a dry rules showcase. It is a performed campaign space where legends, horror, investigation, and friendship keep interrupting one another.
Made for: Best for actual-play listeners who prefer character-driven campaigns, horror-tinged fantasy, and a table that balances tension with casual humor. It also fits fans of City of Mist, Delta Green, legends, and cinematic tabletop scenes.
What sets it apart: The show moves between mythic actual play and investigative horror while keeping rules talk light and production polished. Its edge comes from players treating strange powers, moral debates, and sudden chaos as part of the same living scene.
Worlds beyond imagination await you! At Twelve-Sided Stories, we bring tales to life through TTRPGs, with fully produced sound effects and music. Settle in and let our talented crew take you on a trip through our tales, one episode at a time. Find your side of the story!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Character choices drive these supernatural campaigns, with game mechanics serving the drama instead of crowding it.
Twelve-Sided Stories gives its Actual Play campaigns the patience of character-led fiction. In The Foundlings, Master of Ceremonies Pooja Sharma keeps supernatural abilities tied to personality: a prosecutor channels Robin Hood, a shapeshifter slips through a guarded facility as…
A blood-filled pool refuses to drain, and your next game night suddenly feels suspiciously underproduced.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A rat-size break-in keeps The Foundlings moving with real pressure.
The Foundlings part 2 keeps its house-wide alarm moving at a clipped pace, with Siobhan in rat form edging toward a very secure room while Noah Hurst slash Robin Hood runs and shoots toward the security station.
A debate over rifts and the veil gives part one a clear sense of consequence.
Episode 10, Part 1 of The Foundlings keeps its focus on a debate about rifts, the veil, and what kind of world a prosecutor thinks can be repaired.
A rat-filled lab escape driven by an HVAC assist and fast reactions.
The Foundlings Ep 9 sends Beatrice and Noah through a lab that feels enormous, then into a rat-filled scramble shaped by a hand grab, an HVAC-assisted breeze, and Venture shouting about intruders and betrayal from below.
A barren plot pushes The Foundlings to decide what justice really demands.
Agatha's barren land turns The Foundlings into a tight problem-solving episode, built around getting her to sanctuary, figuring out what she still needs, and weighing how much trust to place in her certainty about the Beaker Heads.
A story-heavy City of Mist session where kids, texts, and folklore share the same pressure.
Episode 4 leans into a domestic, story-heavy kind of chaos, with Pooja Sharma steering the game through Seth's text thread, a house full of six kids, and the unsettled question of when to go to Beatrice's house.
A blood-soaked pool mystery turns rumor into stubborn dread.
A Ravenous Hunger Ep 3 stays with the image of a blood-soaked pool, a building that keeps refilling when drained, and a storm that feels tied to a longer cycle in Miskatonic.
Speculative stories, read with quiet precision.
A fan-made audiobook of Wildbow's superhero serial Ward.
Local radio at reality's breaking point.
Warm table banter, strange future echoes.
The cast of Agents Dossier introduces themselves and their characters' reactions to a tense situation in a Delta Green actual play episode.
New players introduce their characters and decide on a cell code name in a Delta Green actual play series.
In this episode of Agents Dossier, the players recap their stakeout of a lumberyard and prepare to investigate further.
In this episode of Agent's Dossier, a Delta Green actual play, the agents introduce themselves and their current situations, including a haunted coin and a missing wife.
In this episode of Agents Dossier, the players discover that three women are feeding monstrous spider babies with human enemies.
George says the 1914 pool event was not a drowning but a ritual, with 40 people in a half-Olympic pool that was "more blood than water." He also ties the chest carvings, the ancient Greek chanting, and the storm to a repeating 20-year cycle at Miskatonic.
The Foundlings Episode 10 Part 2 is a City of Mist actual play where the Master of Ceremonies introduces the players and their characters, setting the stage for a story-heavy, rules-light game.
Trevor Walcott, introducing himself as Professor Moriarty, tells the Foundlings that the Awakened are chosen at random and that a council of rifts should decide who awakens.
["A hidden VHS tape, a floor full of mechanical rats, and a human-sized antlion turn The Foundlings Ep9 into a lab escape around September Venshev's building.", "Noah, Beatrice, Bly, and Siobhan follow birds from Agatha's damaged house to the lab after Helga leaves Agatha with the coven.", "September's security recording shows a younger man with a sledgehammer, which undercuts the accusation that Agatha trashed the place.", "Robin Hood's arrow, Siobhan's roar, Beatrice's wind-powered daisy chain, and Officer Griffin's arrival push the group into damage control and a lead on the Raptors and Patrice."]
In episode 8 of 12 Sided Stories' City of Mist actual play The Foundlings, GM Pooja Sharma opens with a recap of the party's escape from masked, needle-gun-wielding attackers hired by a figure named Moriarty.
Bly’s powered scream leaves four attackers clutching their heads, while Beatrice’s rose bushes restrain the leader.
A red-coated agent offers Noah Lacey's location in exchange for a robbery job, turning the search into a trade.
The Foundlings Ep3 sends Siobhan and Beatrice into the Thieves Guild to find Tommy, a thief who vanished after aiding a reporter.