For many years now, Russ and Craig have had many wide-ranging conversations with folks from all over the gaming world.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the lost chapter.

Hey, welcome back to Dunkin' Donuts.

It's Craig and I back here in the dunkster. Craig, what do dunkster. It's kind of echoing. It's echoing and empty when we're here alone. It is a little bit, but, you know, they still have cold and desolate. But you know what? I like the new warmer tiles that they're putting down. The new modern art deco art on the wall is kind of nice. Definitely a new look.

I like it. Yep, yeah, yep. So, you know, we figured, you know, since we're having a little break here, we thought it would be just great to go through and catch up. You know, you guys ask us, you tell us you really enjoy these episodes where we go back and look at the games we reviewed many, many moons ago and tell you where are they now. Are we still playing them? do we still think they're just as cool as when we, or not as cool, as when we reviewed them?

And, many moons ago and tell you where are they now? Are we still playing them? Do we still think they're just as cool as when we, or not as cool as when we reviewed them?

And I believe we left off Craig at episode 100.

Yep.

So now it is time for episode 101.

101, like 101 Dalmatians.

Exactly right.

Yeah.

So let's start.

Craig, in episode 101, I believe we reviewed a little game called Lords of Waterdeep. Ah, what's the, what good is a Lord's of Waterdeep? That game, what do you think now? You still playing that game? Did we or did we not play it on the airplane on our way to Adepticon? We did. We did. We played the digital version of it, which of course is a fantastic implementation, but also the board game. It gets regular. Regular. Yeah. Really does. The expansion's fantastic. Really like that. And they've made more D&Depels for it, the new giant ones. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's great.

I still play it.

I think I still play it with the original version even without the expansion more often. Because people, usually, usually the people who are, you don't play it with hardcore gamers often. I mean, I do, but I also play with the lighter folks. So I play that. But we should say that both of the expansions are awesome too. Yeah. I mean, like, Quarriers got itself all wacky

with expansions and changed everything and you can't really just jump in. This, you can jump into

the expansions with a quick, you know, tutorial by someone who knows what's going on. And you're still

all good. It's just a fact that when you're playing with like my wife or other people who aren't real

hardcore gamers but they enjoy this game which this is one of those games that has a lot of

broad appeal and karen will always play this game with me if there's a one or two other people around

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