#7.02. The Original Deborah Downer

Dragon Friends

Dave Harmon

Dragons, Actual Play, Comedy, Dungeons, Dnd, Dnd5e, Improv, Rpg, Australian

4.9 • 609 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

With their bodies rapidly failing from their journey, The Dragon Friends are forced into a dinner party with the finest minds of the ancient past.

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0:00.0	My dear friends, are we ready to play?
0:04.0	Some...
0:05.0	Friendship is forever.
0:09.0	Friendship never ends.
0:10.0	It doesn't matter what time you're in.
0:12.0	You're still a dragon friend.
0:16.0	A fucking dragon friend.
0:20.0	Decadent, fabulous luxury, such is the prize for those deep, dear friends of cast as the kind, Archmaid Supreme, of that ancient and noble empire of old netherill.
0:38.9	And yet what good is the luxury of the netheres when one is falling apart?
0:46.6	Literally, it seems our time-travelling friends, the dragon friends, have made their way back
0:51.0	1,000 years to the year 493.
0:53.5	Dale reckoning as the forgotten realms calendar doth dictate,
0:58.8	and their bodies are coming undone.
1:01.6	The magics that have brought them here are too powerful,
1:03.7	too experimental for their mortal coils to cope,
1:08.4	it seems, as Frizo holds in mute horror three of his own human, possibly
1:13.6	Chinese teeth.
1:16.6	Honestly, it's so weird what you say, dude.
1:20.6	Well, we have different teeth now, Dave. We have different teeth.
1:24.6	What's for analogy but for dentistry, Dave?
1:29.0	In front of him.
1:30.9	Wordlessly, the dragon friends look at each other.
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