Welcome back to the Dungeon Masters block the place where we come to talk about the

Dungeon Master, 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 DM.M. Neal, aka. Joked Moniac.

And today, we are going to have a very interesting conversation about surrealism,

adding it into your game, the ups, the downs.

And to be frank, I don't think we come to too many conclusions,

but it is a great conversation with

Taylor LeBresh from Riverhouse Games.

But with that, let's head to the meat.

I'm starving.

We ain't had nothing but maggotty bread for three stinking days.

Why can't we have some meats?

Looks like meat.

Back on the menu, boys.

So today on the meat, we have a very special guest.

And I brought this up before, and I think I realize in essence, my ultimate goal is to bring

on everyone that was in that descent, or not, I said

Descent into Midnight, but in the Blue Planet game, that is the ultimate lightning in a bottle,

my penultimate RPG experience. And today, we're checking off another on that list because

Taylor LeBresh is here, the host of the Game Clause podcast, the creator of

Riverhouse Games and one of the developers on Descent Into Midnight, which is going to definitely

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