The Dungeon Journal

The Dungeon Journal Subscriber Count & YouTube Channel Stats

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Channel age: 20 years (joined November 2005)

The Dungeon Journal has 75,000 subscribers on YouTube. Its 25 videos have 94,254 views in total, about 3.8K per video. It has been on YouTube since November 2005, a channel age of 20 years.

Subscriber count
75K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
94K
Videos
25
Avg views/video
3.8K

Subscriber growth

2026-08-31+0 over 6 days2026-10-05

About

After 13 years of gathering digital dust, Swifty finally handed over his ancient YouTube relic like a legendary loot drop—entrusting it to PandaTV, a longtime friend and fellow WoW nerd. Why? Because even channels need a second wind! Now reborn, it’s the new home for World of Warcraft guides, DnD chaos, and TCG madness—starring PandaTV and the wildly unpredictable MrReeeee. It’s content resurrection, baby—Swifty passed the torch (and the login) so the grind could continue… with flair.

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The Dungeon Journal on YouTube - frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does The Dungeon Journal have?
The Dungeon Journal has 75,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does The Dungeon Journal have on YouTube?
The Dungeon Journal has 94,254 total views across 25 videos, about 3.8K views per video.
When did The Dungeon Journal start on YouTube?
The Dungeon Journal created its YouTube channel in November 2005. The channel is 20 years old. Searches for The Dungeon Journal age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.

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