This is the D6 generation with your hosts Craig DLant.

No, no, no, cut that, keep that.

Some day it's going to be worth something.

Russ Wakeland.

You put me in an ATST with frickin' wookies attacking me and whatnot?

Now you're talking.

And Jeff Syedek is a third chair.

Life is a cooperative game.

With contributions from Total Fan Girl.

Vampires do not sparkle.

And are loyal listeners.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Welcome to another edition of Rapid Fire, the round table of discussion of all things gaming.

Coming out of the speed of an alien bug being prouted along by a brain in a jar.

Today's edition is brought you by all of the fine men and women over at Patreon, who are patrons of the show, and make it all happen. Today I'd like to thank Sam E., Benjamin, Bob King, Richard Hudson, and John Mitchell. I'm Geekly McNerick and your host. Today, our panelists are Russ Reimo Williams-Waiklin and Game Designer Extraordinaire the Bravo of the Battle Stations Jeff Sky Captain Syedek. Let's begin. Issue number one, throughout history, the same order in one variation or another has rang out over the decks and throughout the compartments of warships all over the world as they prepare to engage the enemy in bloody decisive conflict. Whether you heard general quarters, battle stations, action stations, or prepare it, bellum,

you knew things were about to get hot.

Question.

In Starfleet, what was the code, also known as intruder alert, that was called when the ship's

security had been compromised, and an intruder has boarded the ship?

Alexander Roshanko Ross.

Oh, uh, 1-11.

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