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Welcome to the campaign after the campaign. This is not another D&D podcast.

Welcome back to Bahumi everyone. Bahumiya. Bahumiya. Bahumiya.

Oh yeah, I'm your dungeon master Brian Murphy joined by Jake Hurwitz, hard one surefoot,

Emily Axford, moonshine Sabin, a sweet lass with a sada sass.

Very nice. Okay, that's kind of an evergreen one. Yeah, well, you know, evergreen like tris.

Yeah, beautiful and called well Tanner. They really told Gold the Fifth the tallest dwarf in the Feywild.

Now that hard one has sacrificed the title. Oh my goodness. Hard one is teeny tiny, tiny earth and bed.

Let's get into it so I can big. Biggerly tow gold confirmed teeny forever is hard one surefoot.

This can't be cannon. This is a nightmare. The Feywild is cannon y'all.

Let's do a little recap. The last week you guys traveled to the Feywild through the crack and the material plane

and immediately got wrapped up in some fashion. And again, you appeared in a field of talking flowers

asking to be picked. But once you did so, it turned into a troll and ran away to quote,

go kill some pixies and fairy folk. You stopped him, then headed off into the forest to search for answers.

There you met a group of super chill dry ads just hanging out and soaking in the sun.

Right, right, right. Yeah. They told you that all of their names were tris and that you had to meet the bear prince

because he knew everything. They then led you to the bear prince's extremely dope bear cave,

complete with infinity hot tub. And he explained a little bit about how the Feywild worked.

That there is a summer court and a winter court of Celie and uncely Fey who are constantly at odds

and that you were currently in the spring court where it is always spring and always sunrise

so you can get a fresh start. Based on his description of the world,

you could deduce that the Fey version of Glateron was in the summer court.

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