For the last three years, between recording segments of the D6 generation,

Russ, Craig, and Raff have had various conversations that have spanned the interests of Gamerdom worldwide.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the Lost Chapters.

All right, I'd like to welcome everybody to our lost chapters number four.

Craig, can I get a croissant?

Can I get my coffee, please?

One croissant, and a little jelly on the side, and a latte, please.

Thank you.

And they're going to close us down in how much time is the dunk closing and kicking us out?

About 45 minutes.

Yeah, 45 minutes, but we'll probably...

And you know them, they close early.

But I'd like to introduce, in one corner, we have Russ Swigland,

coming in here from Nashville, New Hampshire,

debating about dissent and wrath of a shardelon.

In the other corner, we haveig galant no staunch debater standard he is the superman of argument standards against

russ i cannot compete i will now turn the table over no really what happened guys is we had a

great organic discussion crazy that we didn't record it. Yeah, it was absolutely crazy. Right. And it was a great discussion. It was an overflow discussion. And we're going to try to pick it up and continue it from here. So, Russ, I believe you begin with the premise. Well, yeah, so we were talking in episode 75, right? We did a little 30-minute thing where I tried to explain the benefits of the new, the D&D, I should call it something besides Rath and, and I think they call it the D&D Adventure System, is what they call it. I like Rath. I like how you call it. So there's D&D adventure system, which includes two games now, which is Ravenloft and Rath of a Shatterlon, a Shaderlon, a Shadalon, a Shardelon, something like that. A Shardelon. Thank you, a Shardelon. Those two games, and then there's dissent. and the intent was not really to compare to dissent in that 30 minute thing and have time for that.

But invariably, we do talk about this stuff. And so Craig and I got into a discussion about how they compare heads up sort of thing, really, right? And we started talking about value. I think there's a little bit in the end of that segment about the value of the games and stuff.

And so Ray thought, well, wouldn't it be great?

And then we had like a whole off the air thing because I stopped recording.

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