Welcome back to the Dungeon Masters Block, the place where we focus on the

Dungeon Master, the most important person in the game, the only person capable of playing

God, killing characters, and lowering the ego of all of the people at the table.

I'm one of your hosts, D Neal, aka Jop Moniac.

And I'm DM Mitch.

So today for you, we have another amazing topic,

and we're going to be talking about monster cultures.

And today we have surprise, an amazing guest who is with us.

But before we get into that, as we do with every episode,

we have some five-star reviews to read out. Our first one is from Ndiki, and it is entitled,

Yes, Please, Five Stars. I originally stumbled upon this podcast looking for anything to help

me build my first one-night campaign. I was only interested in

listening to the world-building episodes, but then, hey, this is a world-building episode, but then I fell in

love with listening to these guys. I feel this podcast is going to make me a great DM.

Listening to this podcast can really get your creative juices

flowing. Thank you for everything DMs block. Thank you so much, negative. Naves. Thank you so much

for listening to the podcast. We super appreciate it. Yes. And fun fact, creative juices

help create a well-balanced breakfast that will make more sense when I read this review,

which is from Observer 138 and they entitled their five-star review, quick and useful tips for

GMing. The dungeon master's block is a short, well-balanced breakfast of advice and ideas,

harvested fresh each week from the minds of their hosts and forum contributors.

It's the unique blend of thoughts that give the dish its signature flavor that any DM will love.

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