Welcome back to Diamnastics, the gym for dungeon masters to work out their mind.

I'm Matt Keel, special guest, here for Celeste at the moment.

You may remember me from Detention of the Dragons while back, everyone.

And of course, I'm here with longtime host, owner of the gym, curator, all those good adjectives, verbs, and pronouns, and things like that.

It's me, D.M. Neal, aka Jote Moniac.

And today I think we should have a fun little game that we play called reading an article

about fun little games that we could play in our games.

Here's the thing, Neil.

I'm a little short on time.

So could this perhaps be a mini-game? Oh, Neil. I'm a little short on time, so could this perhaps be a mini-game?

Oh, not only that, we're back on the gamer who uses SEO to the utmost Dungeons and Dragons 11 best minigames for your campaign.

If it's not on this list, it's hot. Hot garbage is what I am led to believe by this article.

So for our mini-games, there are 11, which is also fun because sometimes they add a whole

bunch more after they start updating the article.

But what is the one mini-game that you think you need to be adding to your own campaign?

Okay, Neil, I feel like there are a lot of options that are here.

And this article does provide some genuinely interesting variations.

Now, the one I am going to argue for because my wife and I watch a lot of these

programs on television. That's right. Cooking Challenge.

Oh, the number of episodes of Chopped that I have watched is staggering. Also, the way that they, this is not a necessary tangent.

But oftentimes when you go watch like something that's already been like recorded, like,

oh, I'm just going to watch episode, season two, episode 15 of Chopped.

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