This is the D6 generation. Dice are our vice.

Creating not too horrible content since 2008.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Oh, I think we're well past that.

This episode, more Dungeons and Dragons Live Play. The Sands of Cassad.

All right. So we are going to jump right back in. We're going to be a little bit short

session today. Just had some travel things. We do not have Russell today. He has got some

business traveling. So, uh,

Dev and I gave you control of Namfutel, so you can operate nanfutal if you would.

Because I have to operate Zolara and I can only operate one person at a time, it turns out,

besides all the months. All right, I'm going to flip you guys to the screen, and then I'll pop up the recap here, and we'll go with that.

So, with the alarm raised and the main door secure, it appeared the Rakhasa and their gladiators were in a advantageous defensive position.

Then Ezraal called upon the divine powers of his goddess, depart the stone of the keeps's back wall to create a five-foot opening and swing the advantage in the chosen's favor.

Our heroes descended upon the fiendish hosts and their minions.

A great battle ensued in the keeps training hall.

The sounds of steel on steel rang out as arrows flew into the melee.

From a side chamber, your target Commodore Uckresh

joined in his barrage drawing, Drell's iron, prompting the barbarian to engage the massive

warrior Rakhasa. Cal followed soon after hoping to take advantage of their numbers, but alas.

The Rakhasa's commander's flashing blade and necrotic cause proved to be far more fearsome

than his bow, and moments after the monk joined in his

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