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 Good old-fashioned Hollywood Minute coming your way. I've got a lot that's been on my gaming noggin, and I want to share it all with all of you, so stay tuned.

First thing first is I'm recording on a brand new microphone.

I've noticed that ever since I've moved from my house to my upstairs loft gaming studio, the sound's a little more echoy.

Now, I know why.

I mean, right now I'm speaking right into the corner of a totally just painted wall. I don't have any wall coverings up. I don't have

a carpet. I don't have any soundboards. Before I go down that path, I just wanted to see,

perhaps it was the microphone that I had. It wasn't

the good old voice quality that I'm used to. So this is a bit of a test run, and I'm looking

forward to hearing how the sound comes out. So I want to share with all of you what's been new

with me. Okay, let's talk euphemium. For those of you listening to the podcast feed on the D&D,

you know, you'll notice that Seppi's character, Pyric,

has sort of defaulted Euphemia into the leadership role.

And you may notice by the couple last episodes,

Pyric and the crew is not really turning to Euphemia for many leadership questions like they used to.

Now, if you are wondering like, oh, man, you know, how come they're not doing that anymore?

I actually think that's a really neat role-playing situation.

And I wanted to share with you my thoughts as the player character behind you,

Femia, on that.

You know, you'll notice in the very most recent episode,

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