Welcome back to the Dungeon Masters blog, the place where we come to talk about the Dungeon Master's, the most important person in the game, the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the egos of everyone else at the table.

I'm one of your host, DM Neal, aka Jote Moniac.

And it's just me today in the intro, which you're probably used to by now.

But today we have a personal friend, the moderator, as the term is used in Blue Planet, of my favorite

TTRP session of all time. And it is none other than Jeff Barber. And today we will be

talking all about bio mods, which comes from the game that he created Blue Planet, but also

talking about how to integrate them into kind of any TT RPG game that you have, be it Dungeons and Dragons, something else, is there

sci-fi, is there not? Which is some awesome ways to take and integrate biomods into your game.

And today we have a five-star review to read out, and this one comes from

Unovian, which kind of makes me think of Pokemon, and of course it does. And it is entitled

Inspired Me to Write My Own Homebrew Setting, Five Stars. Hello from Canada. I started listening

to the podcast when I started my new job, and I absolutely love it.

This podcast filled long hours of drafting with fun conversation, inspiration, and ideas that are

reminding me to keep up the spirit of creativity and collaboration in my current campaign.

All of this great content even inspired me to write my very own low magic turned high magic setting, and I hope to run it in a game one day.

Thanks for all your hard work and keep it up.

And to that, I would of course always say you keep it up and keep on dungeon mastering.

Thank you, Unovian, for that review.

And with that, we'll head to the meat.

I'm starving. We ain't had nothing but maggotty bread for three stinking dies.

Why can't we have some meats?

The plate meat back on the menu, boys.

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