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sometimes featuring Russ.

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Oh yeah, and sometimes featuring Raph, ah, Hollywood, Granger. Good morning. Good afternoon. Good day. Good evening. You're listening to Rave Hollywood

Granger and another D6G Pip. All right, we're going to do a Hollywood Minute,

which those of you have been listening for years,

knows goes on for way more than just one minute.

But we're going to keep to that title.

Okay, I'd like to share with you my recent experience

being the dungeon master for the wrath and glory game system.

And I want to say it was a fantastic, is a fantastic game system. And I didn't want to like it.

It is produced by Cubicle 7, I do believe. And what happened was it's

fall in New England right now as I record this. And somehow fall in the breezy weather triggers my

Dungeons and Dragons itch that I like to scratch. And I believe that's because I have very fond memories.

I used to go up to a cabin in Canada and we would go with another family, my family's friends,

and we would go up there and me and their son, Dave, David, we would just play Dungeons and Dragons.

Now, when I say Dungeons and Dragons, we didn't really ever play because it was just two people.

We just didn't know how to do that.

But what we would do is world build or make characters.

And so I have these very fond memories of the wind blowing, being in this cabin, hearing the water

lap against the stones and just building characters, you know, hour after hour after hour.

Now, you guys have to remember when I was a young boy, there was no I anything.

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