The So, Hey, hi hello, welcome to the after party where I feel more alive than I've ever felt.

My whole life has culminated in this day where my brother who has been a

D.M. for 15 years I think or more and I who grew up as theater kids he wrote a module for me to play on our

D&D podcast where I got to talk to stage managers and steal props and help entrances and do all the things that any good theater kid dreams are doing.

This is literally

everything that you worked for. Yeah, it really is. It really is. It really is.

So is it all I mean I'd hate to ask it's over now? Is it all downhill from here?

Yeah, yeah, I think so. I think exactly.

That makes me sense.

Something totally new.

That's good actually.

Yeah. Yeah.

I like that attitude.

So I spent all of middle and high school doing technical theater in a super intensive arts magnet program where we spent like 30 hours a week doing theater stuff after school at night.

Way too late.

Probably bad. And Connor joined early in high school as well.

Connor who wrote the module that we played this game. Tell us about that, Eric.

Yes, thank you, Connor McLaughlin for writing this lovely module. This is what

happens with Connor when I'm like, hey Connor like I'm thinking about this thing can you just like write up something it doesn't have to be that detailed and then he writes me things that I think that I could just like insert into any module or official Dungeons and Dragons campaign.

It's just like so well written and like structured and detailed.

This is the tension that I was talking about before.

Like this thing is so good. I don't want to miss or change anything

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