This is a D6 generation PIP.

Yeah, one of those dots on the side of it.

It's a six-sided die.

Yeah, a pip, you know, a short bit, a little something.

Yeah, about anything gaming related.

Sometimes featuring Craig, sometimes featuring us.

We'll see what's coming up today. Hey, everyone.

It's Russ, solo piptime.

Russ for the D6 generation.

Very excited to share what's been going on our gaming life lately.

And I wanted to start maybe a new segment that I might squeeze in now and then.

I'm calling it to dungeon master's log supplemental, uh, inspired by Star Trek captain's log entries.

Um, so yeah, our big D&D campaign, the one that I've been running with my daughters, my niece

and nephew and my brother, uh, John, we've been running this thing now.

I've been dungeon mastering and DMing it for pretty much since Dungeon and Dragons fifth

edition dropped. So right, the fall that came out, right when the player's handbook first came out,

I think I shared this story that, you know, we were, we got a power outage here in New England in Nashville, New Hampshire, where I live.

And when the power was out, we all went to Barnes & Noble to kind of warm up and have some light.

And there it was the brand new Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition players handbook.

I just pulled it off the shelf and sat down with my girls at a table at the little Starbucks there.

We started flipping through it. And they were in love, almost 30 at a table at the little Starbucks there. We started flipping through it,

and they were in love, almost 30 seconds in looking at the art and the pictures and the stories

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