Welcome to Critical hit-a-major spoilers Dungeons & Dragons podcast, so glad to have you back again in this episode.

Wow, we may or at least one of us may have gotten into the next realm. Maybe if the

police don't pull people over first. Oh crap. It's the next realm alarm.

Man, the Feywild sounds exactly like Detroit. I literally live across the street from a

fire station. I said actually, okay. All right, so Rodrigo with on that note or that tone. Let's get into some action and

adventuring. Okay. You can judge by the silence. How much trouble I'm in. So we will start at the very beginning.

It is graduation day. All right, so I'm going to go away for an episode. If I had it to do all over again, I wouldn't let that skeleton explode.

You think you had a choice. No, it was him that basically triggered the experience. It was an opportunity attack.

After we decided we shouldn't bloody these things in a better way. It's like it moves. Opportunity. Take it, take it. Don't everybody.

Yeah, but the option was kill it, hit it, and I explode or run away. Those were your two. That was the two options. We could have mitigated the damage more.

If we hadn't forgotten that it was going to blow up the second someone touched it, we could have mitigated damage.

This was a conversation listeners that we have about every single question. So when people send us the Twitter questions, what's been your favorite moment of critical hit so far?

They'll keep talking about that. Not that one. I'll tell you what wasn't it.

Okay, so welcome to critical hit the game where everything is made up and the points don't matter. This game is for cat torcan orm.

Oh, wait.

Cat torcan orm.

That's right.

Okay.

So when you talk about a torcan orm, find themselves sprawled onto some surface, which they don't immediately recognize until some further inspection reveals it to be a fairly enormous leaf.

Are we conscious?

No.

Oh, we not.

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