We're starting. We're starting a new.

Fresh and new.

Oh, that's Noel. In our timeline, which is a bit in the past,

but in our timeline, Noel is just recovering from death from my disease.

I have an intro if no one else does because I thought of this like in the middle of the night once and rolled over in my sleep to make a note of it.

So that's how you remember things when you're a functional adult.

That's right. I wanted to tell you guys about egg a little bit because we didn't get we

didn't get to see eggs ability that we're really fucked things up. So I wanted to tell you guys

about this. Yeah I want to know about eggs. I want to know about eggs.

I want to know the egg's tragicsl- Well the blue slod and this is of course in traditional D&D I don't know how I

would have made this work if if this had happened. It was you know I realized when we went into that encounter I was like oh I should

have to do something with that egg I hadn't thought of this before so I

really picked out this monster using D andDVian's amazing intuitive monster catalog, D&D Beyond.

com.

Yeah.

So the Blue Slad, it's claw attack, which I think Corbin got hit by once and you've succeeded on your

Constitution save.

If the target is a humanoid, it must succeed on a DC-15 Constitution save, or be infected with a disease called Chaos Phage.

While infected, the target can't regain hit points and its hit point maximum is reduced by 10 every 24 hours.

If the disease reduces the target's hit points

or hit point maximum to zero,

the target instantly transforms into a red slod. Or if it has the ability to cast spells of third level or higher, a green

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