The Sailing Sales leaves Hampstead with a merchant license, a questionable review, and the confidence of a crew that has absolutely learned nothing.
Open water brings clarity. And ghostly chains dragging beneath the hull.
When Max volunteers to investigate, the ocean answers back. After losing a finger, the crew docks at a small island village just ahead of a gathering storm. The town is welcoming. Friendly. Almost aggressively so.
Then the Salt-Cursed arrive.
Crusted in sea-salt and bound in spectral chains, the undead spill into tavern halls and torchlit streets. What begins as a quiet night in a fishing village turns into a desperate fight for survival. As necromantic magic creeps inland, one question surfaces:
Did the crew bring this with them?
Episode 3 deepens the mystery in Can We Level Up Yet?, the Best New Dungeons & Dragons podcast of 2026. Blending narrative-first D&D actual play, character-led improv, and ocean-soaked horror, the Endless Isles begin to reveal that not everything lost at sea stays there.
Storms pass.
Curses don’t.
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What is Can We Level Up Yet??
Best New D&D Podcast 2026
Can We Level Up Yet? is a narrative-first Dungeons & Dragons actual-play podcast set in a sprawling fantasy world of floating islands known as the Endless Isles.
The story follows the crew of The Sailing Sales as a washed-up wizard, a would-be boy-hero, and a deeply traumatized tabaxi travel from island to island, trying to help, make money, and avoid the consequences of their own decisions. Plans fail, dice betray them, and improvisation drives the story in unexpected directions.
This D&D actual play podcast is rules-light and roleplay-heavy, built around collaborative storytelling, character-led improv, and table chemistry. The narrative grows organically through bad ideas, worse dice rolls, and moments of accidental heroism that feel earned because they aren’t scripted.
If you’re looking for a funny D&D podcast, a story-driven actual play, or the Best New Dungeons & Dragons podcast built around improv, characters, and chaos, follow and support Can We Level Up Yet? to help keep the chaos rolling and the story growing.