I'm pulling on the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, the last two podcasts have been all about R&D vocabulary, the terminology that we use in R&D.

I was sharing with all of you. And I got through a lot of it, but not all of it. So we're going to pick up where I left off today.

And I think we're going to finish today. It's the plan that we're going to finish today. Okay, so I left off at

parasitic. So we're up to R. Ravenloft. So Ravenloft, or not Ravenloft, Rivendale. Sorry,

Rivendale. I ripped on the wrong thing. Rivendale is a meeting room near R&D. It is named after a D&D, D&D named it. The funny thing about Rivendale,

which is the story I want to tell is, so what happened was when we made the meeting rooms

originally, we named them, and then the artist went and got different images and stuff to put

up on the wall. So like, we had Wayne Manor, which had Batman imagery, and we had Graceland, which had Elvis imagery.

But Ravenloft, I'm sorry, Rivendale.

Rivendell, I think the people who did the decorations just didn't know what it was.

It's a D&D reference.

But anyway, it has like a map of Puerto Rico on it with like these cut out doll figure.

Like I don't even know what it represents, but it clearly does not represent anything to do with its source material.

And every time I'm in that room, I always look at the wall and I'm trying to figure out like, what, what were they thinking?

What were they trying to do?

But anyway, anyway, that's my Rivendale story.

Okay, next.

Reanimation.

That is what R&D refers to as taking a creature out of a graveyard and putting it in play.

So we don't think, like Ray's dead.

Things that get it from your grave from your graveyard of your hand, we don't refer to it as reanimation.

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