Ed Greenwood on Death Masks & Forgotten Realms

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🗓️ 7 July 2016

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Ed Greenwood, Father of the Realms, graces us with his presence to discuss his newest novel, Death Masks, and why it's important to limit the powers of Elminster when you're telling a murder mystery. Before that, Lore You Should Know discusses the giant gods and their role in Storm King's Thunder.

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0:00.0	Sometimes I don't like to eat homemade stuff for other people.
0:08.2	Sometimes I don't like to eat homemade stuff
0:10.2	for other people.
0:11.2	Oh, are those who made? I don't know what people are putting in their stuff.
0:16.5	I don't know if they wash their hands after they go to the bathroom.
0:18.9	I don't know if their cat walks on a counter-tut.
0:21.5	That's what I think, that's how I stop myself from eating all the food.
0:25.8	Most germs would die after the oven for 400 degrees for a prolonged amount of time.
0:32.0	You're ruining this for me.
0:34.0	That's why salmonella is a lot not going to happen
0:38.0	when you cook your eggs.
0:39.0	Salmonilla can suck it because I ate some raw cookie dough too.
0:43.0	Boom, shakka, the night that I found out I was pregnant with Quinn, I ate about
0:48.0	47 pounds of raw cookie dough.
0:51.0	And a wheel of Bree. And drink.
0:54.0	I was like, I'm so nervous.
0:56.0	Oh my God, what have we done?
0:58.0	What have we done?
0:59.0	What have we done? Give me some wine.
1:00.0	Oh shit, can't have wine.
1:01.0	Okay.
1:02.0	Okay. Okay.
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