Hello and welcome to the OX Venture, D&D Podcast. It's a D&D Podcast where we listen to

old episodes of OX Venture and talk about them. Sometimes they're not even D&D episodes

like today, for instance, but more on that in a second, I'm Jane. I play prudence

the Teethling Warlock when we do D&D. And I'm Mike, I play Egbert the Dragon Ball Paladin

when we play D&D, but we are not playing D&D today. No, sorry. Speak on that. It can

be more far removed, I'd imagine, from the distant fantasy past to the far-flung sci-fi

future of Blade Runner the Roll in playing game. So that far-flung, this actually, we're

played Blade Runner the Roll playing game, and it's set in the year 2037, this role-playing

game. So, yeah, we'll actually be played Runner set in like 2019. So we're almost more

dystopian than the one in Blade Runner. When is Blade Runner set? Yeah, 2019, bang on.

Well done. Well, I spent a lot of time reading about Blade Runner in this generation

for this, because this was Mike's first ever on camera effort as a game running blade.

No, game running is what we call it in Blade Runner, right? Yeah, game runner. Not a

story teller, not a game master, not a dungeon master, but a game runner. Yes, yeah.

Okay. Yeah, I've had a bit of time to digest. The comments were lovely on the YouTube video.

They were very kind. I think I've mentioned this before, but what was interesting about

this was that it really was quite prescribed. We barely touched on a lot of the stuff

within the starter pack for Blade Runner. And I should mention that this was a sort of

sponsored video, freely approached us and said, you know, would you like to play this

for a bit of sponsorship? And so, yeah, this is a very different sort of approach to game

running and GMing in general to D&D where you'd maybe come up with a story and, you know,

some boss encounters you wanted to do. The way this thing is constructed is it is supposed

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