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Episode 90: High Notes
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Questions answered this episode:
1. What's your opinion on passing notes during the game? (Also, what was the best note you passed?)
2. Can you suggest any ways other than defeating all the enemies to make combat encounters more diverse? Rescuing a hostage, escaping a trap, keeping a rope bridge intact, stuff like that. What were some of your favorite encounters where the goal was not just total destruction?
3. Do you think that someone with Unarmored Defense (such as a Monk or Barbarian) should retain that AC bonus even when unable to defend themselves, such as when they are grappled or knocked prone?
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Noteworthy Links:
Parsely Games, a series of text-adventures-turned-tabletop-games
Hawkeye vs. Loki
Final Fantasy Tactics, a tactical RPG made by Squaresoft
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, a game in the Zelda series
Dragonball Z
Green Lantern
Steve Fox, a character from Tekken with mysterious scars all over his arm
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