Hello, I'm Alison Larkin, writer, comedian and narrator and host of the Jane Austen

podcast with Alison Larkin. Whether you're a diehard Austin fan or you have yet to be

introduced, I'm here to bring her stories into the 21st century and offer you some new

perspectives along with other Jane Austen lovers. I couldn't start this show with anything

other than pride and prejudice, her most famous novel and a truly timeless love story.

Elizabeth Bennett is a young woman who has no interest in letting her mother marry her

off to someone she doesn't love and Mr. Darcy is a proud, rich aristocrat with strong

opinions on the sort of woman he may one day tolerate enough to marry. Though seemingly

at odds due to their you guessed it, pride and prejudice, their complicated slow burn romance

is sure to make even the cynics swoon. Be sure to listen and subscribe to the Jane Austen

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It's time to fight fucking right it is. Pathfinder two e-styles. Yeah, it's real cool.

You can do three stuff. Yeah, you can do three full actions, three things, every turn,

all the time, all the ever you want. Or you can do a thing that costs two and a thing

that costs one. That's true. Or the thing that costs three. But yeah, yeah. But there's

the magic number here, right? Three is the magic number. Yeah. Take me to the battle

dome. All right. So today we are going over how to kill monsters and what pathfinder two

e-combat is like? Or your friends? Or your friends? Spoiler. It is somewhat more rewarding

tactically than fifth edition and dragons. Yeah, my greatest critique of D&D fifth edition

is the combat system. It is clunks. Yeah, there's things you can do about it, but like

presented as is, you know, it is it is clunky. It's true. Which is funny because fourth

edition, the the thing that is the most mechanically sound about it is its combat. Although it's

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