Hello, listeners! We're back this week with another episode. This time, we talk about a topic that might be a little bit controversial- specifically, whether Jeff and Gabe (mainly Gabe) likes listening to D&D stories, and what makes a D&D story good or worth telling. We also cover a couple other topics, including physical props at the table, opening locked doors, and sneaky ways to hear secret conversations. So come along and join the discussion!
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Have a great week!
Episode 76: Wanna Hear a Story?
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Questions answered this episode:
1. Am I the only one who hates hearing people's D&D stories?
2. What are your favorite physical props you've used?
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Noteworthy Links:
Scoville Scale, a scientific scale measuring the "heat" of spicy foods
An adorable video on Youtube that I found while googling "Bacon"
Nerzugal's Dungeon Master Toolkit 2 on DM's Guild
Stranger Things
Claws of Madness, a 5e adventure from Loresmyth
Old Man Yells at Cloud
Challenge of Champions, a series of puzzle-based adventures in Dungeon Magazine
Newsies
Seven of Nine, a character from Star Trek Voyager
Planescape: Torment, an old PC game featuring a Rogue Modron as a playable party member (and voiced by Dan Castellanetta)
Dig Dug, an old Arcade game where you killed enemies by inflating and exploding them
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