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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…

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 2, 2026
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Jul 19, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    C1 E31: Then Comes the Night | House of Glass (opens the original)

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    The night has found new ways to grow darker. With the party pushed to the brink, old fears emerge from the shadows as something far more dangerous takes control of the streets. Then, just when the situation seems beyond salvation, one legend steps from the darkness to challenge another. Survival brings little comfort. Questions that have lingered for far too long demand answers, and before the night is through, old wounds will be opened once again. Perfect for fans of Dungeons & Dragons, dark fa

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    C1 E30: This City Has Eyes | House of Glass (opens the original)

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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 sanctuary. Somewhere beyond the darkened city lies a place where even powerful magic may struggle to reach them. Getting there is another matter. Their enemies are already moving. Every alley offers an ambush, every rooftop a vantage point, and every moment spent in the open tighte

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    C1 E29: Remember Me? | House of Glass (opens the original)

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    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 streets to quiet alleyways, turning familiar places into dangerous ground. While some realize they're being hunted, others never see the danger until it's already upon them. Some wounds leave no scars. Some battles leave no memories. And whatever stalked the party through the city may

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    C1 E28: Beneath a Broken Moon | House of Glass (opens the original)

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    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 luck once again, Tessa accepts an invitation from Brom Kelnir to witness a remarkable relic from a forgotten age. High above the city, an ancient machine turns its gaze toward the heavens. Beneath unfamiliar constellations and the fractured moon, the night offers a glimpse of some

  5. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    C1 E27: After the Darkness | House of Glass (opens the original)

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    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 they’ve learned, the choices they’ve made, and the unexpected companion they’ve brought home. But some journeys leave more than scars. As impossible truths settle in and the weight of recent events begins to sink deeper, one thing becomes painfully clear: life hasn’t returned to nor

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