The So, Hey, welcome to the after party. We just did so much in that episode. We rolled initiative twice. We killed people.

There's all kinds of new creatures coming after us. Let's not say we killed people.

That's true. I will fall on that sword. You know who also fell on a sword? Geneva when you stabbed him in the head.

Yeah, I mean I just hit him really hard but we'll get there. Let's go roughly chronologically.

This poor confused giant just breaks my heart.

We learned so much mythology.

Oh my gosh, what do you guys think,

Brandon and Fish of this episode?

Super interesting because every time I've encountered a giant before, it's always been, holy crap giant. of this

I've encountered a giant before it's always been holy crap giant kill fast this is really bad everyone's gonna die and that was my mindset going in but apparently

this guy is just like I just feel bad for this giant person they don't know what's happening and they're very

confused and all they want to do is their job and they can't do their job right now and it's

it's heartbreaking. Yeah. I want to give it a big giant hug. Oh, that encounter could have ended a lot worse than it did.

I'm not going to question why the giant walked away because I was just glad that he did.

Yeah, Zubi is a really interesting character and I think that this shows how different all the different types of giants are in D&D.

Every race has like its own environment and its own temperament and what they need to do to

survive you'd think that like every single type of giant was the one of the

jack and the beanstalk who can be

manipulated by a human but that's not necessarily the case so it's like what is a

stone giant need to live I guess and how does that relate to the medium-sized

creatures like a society that's kind of built itself around there.

Yeah I am excited to learn more about them as time goes on.

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