Mini Episode
This week it is another mini-episode where Guest DJ Ion Lightspur tries to just flat out waste your time, for no good reason! With Guardians of the Galaxy 2 dropping on the same day as this very mini episode, Aaron breaks down why he thinks of the first Guardians as the most like a solid party adventure arc. Be sure to tune in for the half thoughts and false promises ASAP!
DM Tom is back this week with more helpful hints and tricks for running a D&D game, this time with a focus on how to run an adventure for younger players. We also answer a question from a listener on devils vs demons. Turns out they're different!
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*SPOILER ALERT!*
It's a departure from our regular D&D yammering this week because we're talking all things Logan. You may have heard of it. It's the harrowing tale of a man with knives for hands who discovers he's a father and must take a roadtrip with his old school principal. Pretty standard stuff.
But seriously, we're going to spoil everything about Logan on this episode. So if you haven't seen it yet, feel free to toss this one on the back burner until you can check it out. We also devote a few minutes to bash on the older, much worse Xmen movies and hear about why Centurion is the greatest comic book character from Stephen.
We've been burning the midnight oil in the Plus One to Hijinks laboratory, crunching numbers and doing sick science tricks to analyze every aspect of the results from Stephen's last few months of play with the revised Beast Master Ranger.
Did it stack up to it's previous incarnation? Was the Beast Master Ranger rebuilt stronger, faster than before? Has Stephen learnt to play it any better? Tune in to find out!
It's time for another round of DM Tom's patented solo rambling! This time around, he's talking about D&D games that turn out to be far more difficult than first anticipated and how he goes about balancing things out.
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