Dragon Talk: #326 - Brian McLachlan, Meet Your Monsters on Gelatinous Cubes

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🗓️ 8 December 2021

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos is out now! Greg and Shelly celebrate the release in opening D&D News at the top of the show along with much more! Later, we welcome back Associate Game Designer for D&D, Makenzie De Armas for another edition of Meet Your Monsters. This week, Makenzie talks Gelatinous Cubes. Our special interview this week is with artist and creator of the RPG/graphic novel hybrid called The Quest: The Poisonous Library, Brian McLachlan!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dragon Talk everybody.
0:07.0	I am Great Tito and this is the official Dungeons and Dragons
0:16.0	podcast.
0:18.0	Wow!
0:20.0	Hi Shelley.
0:21.0	Hi, are you in a good mood today?
0:23.6	I am in a very good mood today because I get to talk to you.
0:26.6	Oh, thanks, Greg. That's always the highlight of my day as well.
0:30.4	Once a week. My week of my week, my day.
0:34.0	That's it.
0:35.0	All goes downhill from here.
0:37.0	But we're also really excited to talk to our guest this week.
0:41.0	Brian McLaughlin is a artist who has done so many things over the years.
0:48.0	He's got a great graphic novel slash RPG that you can play with your kids or they can read on their own and solve their problems.
0:55.7	It's really fun.
0:56.7	It takes a bit of explanation so wait until you get in the interview, but it is really, really cool and
1:01.8	I think people are going to dig it.
1:03.0	Plus he's been cartooning and making stuff for decades,
1:07.0	some of which you might have seen in the Dragon Mags of Yore.
1:11.2	Heard of it, or maybe in the New Yorker? New York. of your
1:15.0	name-her. I mean, name-dropper, New Yorker. That's pretty cool.
1:20.0	Right?
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