Dungeons and Daddies is a rowdy, horny, violent podcast for grown-ups.

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Hello, and welcome to the history of Barovia.

In the year 773, dad's Darryl Wilson, Ron Stampler, Head Ryok, and Glenn Close

marched their army to the thin land bridge leading to Castle Ravenlop,

ready to lay siege to the purple-robot inhabitants.

This army, really more of a band of mercenaries about half the size of a Roman cohort,

consisted of equal parts archers, shield bearers, and pikemen,

a range-in configuration known as the Death Turtle, which was created by General Colonel Glenn Close.

Requesting an audience, the purple robes and four dads met in the center of the windswept bridge on neutral ground.

It was there that the purple robes revealed that they were, in fact,

Willie Stampler, Barry Oak, and Bill Close, the fathers of Ron, Henry, and Glenn respectively.

Notably, Darryl's father was missing from this lineup.

These purple robes offered the dads a deal.

Give us your kids so we can become Omega daddies and we'll let you go home.

But getting the purple robes out of the castle and onto the land bridge was all part of the dad's scheme.

You see, a stealth operation utilizing a DJI Phantom drone piloted by a low-ranking intern known only as Doug,

signaled the children to use a previously hidden magical item in order to teleport to the dad's metal transport,

a vehicle known as a minivan.

The dads now had the children they had come so far to rescue in their hands,

but were face to face and on the edge of an all-out war with the toughest enemies they had yet encountered.

This week, we will continue where we left off.

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