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.

With every conversation we hope to inspire as many as possible to keep on dungeon mastering.

And I'm one of your host, D. Emile, aka Jot Moniac, and today Derek and I are sitting down with

Maxwell Zener, and we are going to be talking about making some character voices. I feel like talking

about is a ridiculous understatement because Maxwell is going to take Derek and I to task,

and you're going to walk away with some true, genuine, actionable things that you can do to make

your character voices better. I am abysmal at it in terms of

keeping up with character voices, but by the end of this episode, I am definitely better than I

was before the episode. So hopefully you will feel exactly the same. And shout out to Maxwell

for all the info and just the joy and fun that we had

making this episode. We had a little bit of audio issues part way through. You may or may not

notice them, but regardless, the episodes just a little later coming out because this is one of

the first times and a long time that we're clocking over

an hour and 20 minutes.

So I hope you enjoy, but that's more than enough for me.

Let's 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?

Looks like meat.

Back on the menu, boys.

And today, for the meet, we are very excited to introduce our guest, Maxwell Zener,

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