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Oh, let's do that thing where we go around the table and eat ourselves up Jason. I'm the Dungeon Master.

Going on the table, starting with Alejandro. Hi, I'm Alex, not Alejandro. I play Kenan, the human warlock.

Unless you watch up behind the scenes, that came off as extremely racist.

Jasper. Hey, everybody. I'm Jasper. I pay a terrible. We start over. No, derail. Before you head. I do play. I'm Jasper. I do play Petro Coral mulch, the Vinali druid.

It's Susan. Hey, guys. I'm Susan. I played Tamika, fill the hand, the shifter sorcerer, and there were no hot takes during the behind the scenes. You don't have to go check it out. Actually, there were a lot. Like, do you want to know what we were talking about?

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Brought to you by bourbon. No, at this point, I'm brought to you by bourbon. And last and certainly not least brought to you by Patreon, Brianna.

Literally, because that is how I feed my face and live.

Hello, I am Brianna Marie. I play runes, the level two barbarian level four monk.

That's what I was like. There was more leveled up.

Maybe. Anyway, rumor has it.

You guys just got out of just got out of a nasty little fight with some guests.

Now, these things are smelly and bitey and this is not the first time you face difficulties on the road.

All of you are essentially different people than who you were a week and a half or so ago when you guys set out.

Now, if any of you whipped out a map, you would know that where you are now, you're probably a day and a half or more, a little bit away from getting to donors at this rate.

You're almost there. You just got to make it out of this forest.

How is everybody feeling? What's everyone thinking?

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