Sojourners Awake Review

Review starts with Bookish the Brave and Fairy and Free Campaigns as this was where I was recommended to start by the creator. Family Friendly Rating: ★★★★★

Sojourners Awake!

Average Run Time: 46 min Game System: D&D 5e Group/Cast Size: Varies Release Schedule: about once a week, break in summer Began: Jan 2021

What Makes it unique: The Sojourners Awake podcast both combines several stories that take place in the same world and feels much more focused on storytelling that other podcasts in this podcast the DM often gives players abilities beyond that of their class. Story Continuity: The two stories tie into each other and yet each of them has their own direction with multiple interesting plots flowing all at one time. Sound Quality & Quality Improvement: The Mic quality of the different players varies though the DM's mic is quite good quality. Music and Sound Effects: Phenomenal background music from tabletopaudio which wonderfully fits the theme as the story goes along, and longer background sound effects are added where appropriate.

Voice Distinctiveness: The voices of the players are not very easy to tell apart, but the character voices are all distinctive and relatively easy to put apart.

Bonus Content: Sojourners Spotlight is a section where the dungeon master and sometimes another person talk about a subject related to TTRPG's Rules Understanding: the dungeon master, uses the rules to their advantage, to tell an interesting story but sometimes rules are missed or ignored

Criticism Space To Improve: when there is no background music the mics white noise is audible, clearing this noise from times when people are not speaking would help improve audio quality.

Social Connectivity Ease of Access: Jonathan is quite responsive on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Explanation of Rating: Sojourners Awake is very clean content and I can not remember a time when any of the cast even hinted at something that was a little iffy.