This is a D6 generation PEP, bite-sized content for a busy gamer, sometimes featuring Craig,

sometimes featuring Russ.

Hey, what about me?

Oh yeah, and sometimes featuring Raph, ah, Hollywood, Granger. D6G Partake

Pardine D6G Hot take Well, here we are again, with another PIP.

This one, again, not really a hot take.

That whole hot take thing kind of fell by the wayside, to be honest.

Although the approach to my topic of conversation tonight is going to be a bit of a hot take.

When I committed to making some more content for the D6 generation,

I really, really didn't want to do solo stuff for a variety of reasons.

And I was really hoping I wasn't going to be doing solo stuff today.

And yet here I am.

Here we are.

And I'm by myself.

Tonight's D&D session had to get canceled for some last minute business arrangements that fell awry.

And I thought, well, I will definitely get a few of these other guys

on board to do a to do a review of a game we've been enjoying sadly everybody very quickly

made alternative plans and here I am but it does make a certain amount of sense because what we are going to be

discussing in what I was really hoping was going to be an old-fashioned D6G game review, sadly

that fell through, I'm a poet and I'm not even going to finish that statement.

I want to review the game, Rangers of Shadow Deep by Joseph A. McCullough.

And ironically enough, or fittingly, actually, it's not ironic at all.

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