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, welcome to another D6G PIP.

Hey, we got kind of a special one here today for you.

And in a little bit, we're going to have a, wow, a recurrence, a coming back, a call back

to the old days, a Rafe's a coming back, a call back to the old days,

Raff's Hollywood Minute segment, sort of, in a few minutes here.

But his Hollywood Minute was a little short, about 15 minutes, so it's long for a minute,

but a little short for a full episode.

And while Pips are meant to be bite-sized, I kind of felt like that might be just a little,

just a tad, maybe, I don't know, two bite-sized for this situation.

So I thought I would give you a little extra content today.

So before we get to the Hollywood Minute, I want to do a quick review of another game that we did pick up at GenCon this year from our friends at Smirk and Dagger games.

Kurt Covert and the folks over there always cranking out really innovative and different gaming experiences.

And this one is called The Night Cage.

And I got to say it was pretty much one of the hotnesses at Gen Con.

Huge crowds at the Smirken Dagger booth. And these boxes were just moving.

Fortunately, Kurt got plenty of supply, so I think he was able to get Night Cage out to anybody who needed it, but it was moving really, really fast. And you could see it all over the convention,

and people were lining up to try the demos. And I think one of the reasons is the table

presence. The second is the theme and the mechanics. And the third is just, it's just cool.

So let me give you a quick overview of this thing. It's not very complicated, but it is an awful

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