07: Halloween Special; The Big 4

Dungeon Master’s Block

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5 • 613 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2014

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

The Dungeon Master's Block welcomes you to our first ever Halloween Special Episode. If you are a fan of horror or Halloween in any way this podcast is certainly going to get at the inner gore within you. We talk about the classics. We call the the Big Four. Here is what you can expect out of this episode: Story Time: We discuss the creepiest moments we found ourselves in as either a DM or a player. The Meat: We discuss the Big Four. They are: Vampires, Werewolves, Ghosts, and Zombies in that order. We talk about: What makes them scary, what are their stats, and how do you use them/fight them as a DM or player. Light Bulb: Our Light Bulb moment for you all this week is we talk about costumes for a Halloween edition of your campaign or just a regular night. They can add a fun element to any night. Patreon @DMs_Block Facebook Stitcher iTunes [email protected]

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0:00.0	Spooky scary skeletons and shivers down your spine. Shriking skulls will shock your soul and seal your
0:13.6	good tonight. Spooky scary skeletons. Speak with such a screeching. You'll shake and shudder in
0:20.0	surprise. Welcome back to the dungeon master's block, the place where we focus on the dungeon master, the most important person in the game.
0:30.7	The only person capable of ending the world as we know it, mutilating characters, and throwing them down, down, down into the
0:40.5	pit of despair. I'm dungeon master Mitch. And I'm dungeon master Chris. And welcome back to
0:47.7	another exciting episode, our Halloween episode of the dungeon master's block. Good to see you, Chris. Good to see you too.
0:58.0	Hope you liked our new intro. We're going to start us off as we always do with shoutouts.
1:06.1	We're going to give shoutouts. Perhaps we call them screamouts today. Screamouts.
1:12.9	Our first shout out tonight comes from iTunes with another five-star rating. Good job. We're glad to
1:20.9	have you listening. It is entitled Good Advice by Animos, and it says, this podcast is for experienced or newbie DMs any DMs can use help with
1:32.3	ideas to spark their own creativity and this is a good place to hear some good ones that is awesome thank
1:39.8	you animos your voice is having a hard time changing out of spooky mode. I am liking the spooky mode, and I will stay in spooky mode. Okay. The second one is from Reverest Normals. It says, good listen, five stars. It says, I enjoyed story time the most, but the rest of the podcast is also great. Thanks for adding that. Thank you, Reverse Normals. You're awesome. Thank you very much. We are watching you right now.
2:02.7	Oh, gosh.
2:04.6	All right, well, let's, um, with no further ado, let's head into this week's special spooky story time.
2:12.9	Story time. The time during the episode where we talk about what happened last week during our campaigns,
2:21.8	our favorite moments, what we learned about ourselves, and what we learned about each other.
2:27.9	Please join us now as we enjoy Storytime.
2:33.1	Welcome to another edition of Storytime, everyone. If you are a frequent list of storytime. Welcome to another edition of Storytime, everyone.
2:36.4	If you are a frequent listener of the podcast, you know that we usually do story time about
2:41.7	our past experiences as dungeon masters in our campaign, and this week we haven't done
2:47.4	either of our campaigns.
2:48.8	The last thing we did was fifth edition and we did that
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