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, the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the ego of

all other people at the table. I'm your host, D.M. Mitch, and this week, Chris is not with us

once again. Ah, we're so sad. Chris is not with us. But he'll be back this upcoming week, this upcoming episode.

But we do have a special guest with us here today.

He's been on some of our bonus pods before.

You've heard his voice on our beautiful Christmas episode a while ago.

But he hasn't joined us as a specific guest to a show. Today we're joined by Paladin Caleb. Hey, Paladin Caleb. Say hi. Hey, DeMitch. How's going? Hey, guys. I'm doing really good, and I will answer for them. They're all doing fantastic because they're listening to the Dungeon Masters. Of course. Of course. Caleb is here, Paladin Caleb. And if you don't remember Paladin

Caleb, we call him Paladin Caleb. Why, Caleb? Because I'm a Paladin. Even when I don't play a Paladin.

In real life, you are pretty much a Paladin. Caleb is here. Paladin Caleb's here today because today we're talking about

all things paladin. We're going to talk about how the best things basically. So we're going to

talk about how you as a DM with, especially with your relationship with players, how do you

help your player to play a good paladin? And we're going to just

answer a ton of questions that have to do with how do I as the DM deal with Paladins,

run Paladins as NPCs, run Paladin orders, all that, like you said, Paladin Caleb, all the best

stuff. Before we jump into that, the meat and story time and all that great stuff, we have some

five-star reviews.

So, the first five-star review we have is from Kissel Rasha, and it's entitled Providing

the Spark.

So far with the episodes I've listened to, I've had a few sparks lit that have reignited a desire to homebrew a world rather than using someone else's.

That's awesome.

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