Welcome back to the Dungeon Master's Block, the place where we come to talk about the Dungeon Master, the most important person in the game.

I'm your host, D.M. Neal, aka Jote Moniac. And today we're going to be talking about solar punk, hope punk,

something along those lines. There is a long line of games and modules and things with that

dark, gritty, grim future. And as someone who has invested way too much money in Warhammer

$40,000, I know those all too well

and love them deeply.

But at the same time, there is a different side of that spectrum, and we're going to be talking

about that today with Ajit George, who has done several bits of work for Wizards of the Coast

and is just an awesome person, and I was very happy to discuss solar punk with them.

But before we do that, we have an iTunes review that we wanted to read, and this one comes

to us from Fitty P-E-P-E-T-T-Y-E-A-C-E.

And they entitled It, My Brain is Bursting, Five Stars.

I find out about this podcast from a Google search, and it may have been the best decision I've made in years.

I've been DMing for a couple of years after a group of friends and myself discovered critical role and decided to give DMing a try.

Well, there you go.

Fitty piece.

Thank you for that review.

And thank you, Google SEO, for connecting us with this listener.

And with that out of the way, let's head to the meat.

I'm starving.

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

Why can't we have some meats?

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