I will be your dnd narrator and fantasy voice actor


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About this gig
Bring Your TTRPG Campaign to Life with Professional Voice Acting!
Are you a Dungeon Master looking to blow your players away during your next session? I provide high-quality, professional voiceovers tailored for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs.
Whether you need a cinematic session intro, a cryptic prophecy, an ancient letter read aloud, or a spine-chilling speech from your main villain, I'm here to deliver an unforgettable experience.
What You Will Receive:
- Crystal-Clear Audio: Studio-quality, dry vocal tracks delivered in high-quality .WAV format.
- Professional Editing: All background noise, mouth clicks, pops, and heavy breaths are completely edited out.
- TTRPG Literacy: I understand the lore, the flow of a game, and how to pronounce complex fantasy names without breaking immersion.
- Pacing Mastery: Narrative delivery built to capture the exact atmosphere of your worldfrom gritty grimdark to epic high fantasy.
Perfect For:
- Campaign Intros & "Last Time On..." Recaps
- Monologues for Major Villains and Important NPCs
- In-Game Audio Handouts (Letters, Journals, Prophecies)
- Boxed-Text Descriptions for Pre-Made Modules
Let's build something epic together!
Get to know Michael D
Write what you love, and the world seems brighter
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- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJun 2011
- Avg. response time3 hours
- Last delivery4 days
Languages
English
FAQ
Do you add background or ambient music?
I provide clean, dry vocal tracks only. I do not add background music, ambient soundscapes, or digital vocal effects (like monster/demon filters). You receive the raw, pristine performance, making it incredibly easy for you to drop my voice straight into your own audio software or virtual tabletop.
What is your policy on fantasy name pronunciations?
Fantasy names can be tricky! When you submit your script, please include a brief pronunciation guide (e.g., Drizzt = Drist or Tiamat = Tee-uh-maht). If a guide isn't provided, I will use my best judgment based on standard TTRPG lore.
What does a "Revision" include?
A revision covers adjustments to tone, pacing, or minor mispronunciations. It does not cover entirely new script rewrites after the audio has already been recorded and delivered.

