Episode 45 is here!

Hey, everyone! Thanks for sticking with us another week. I love making this podcast, and each episode is a blast to make (though not always a blast to edit). I don't really have much to say this week, so let me just tell everyone that I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! And if you're not from America, you should at least eat way too much food like we Americans do. (Even when we're not celebrating Thanksgiving.) Food for everybody!

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Episode 45: Possible Overload

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Questions answered this episode:

1. How much combat is too much?

2. As the DM, is it a good idea to sit the players down and have a discussion of the campaign so far?

3. If a spellcaster enters an anti-magic area, is there any indication of that fact or is it only when they try to cast magic do they know they are in a field?

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Noteworthy Links:

Michigan Renaissance Festival

A video of Kobayashi eating a hot dog in slow motion

Adventures in Erylia

An Endworld.org post detailing the latest Errata, including the changes to Long Rest

A clip from the Simpsons that I referenced in a section that ultimately got cut from the podcast

Bahlmaar

American Horror Story, a horror anthology series on FX

Being John Malcovich

The Adventure Zone

Some Fidget Spinner tricks

Dexter + Pushing Daisies = Come Back to Me

Game Grumps