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Today, the founder's review, Age of Innovation, and discuss the definition of fun.

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Hey, now, Kabbalt's and welcome to episode 281 of the Secret Kabbal Gaming Podcast. This is Jamie. Tony here. Hey, this is Chris.

Hello, hello. This is Don. And this is Steve. So, Don, I got to tell you something. I'm reading in the

document here. We always have like our little content document. This is the flow of the show and everything.

And the very first thing is show opening. And we put things in there that we open the show with. And I'm super happy to

see Don got his ass kicked. That was the first bullet point. Long time coming.

So since we opened up the Discord, I was like, cool, we get to really interact with the Kabbalis, right?

And there were a couple of Kabbalists, Alex and another Kabbalist John, that joined in for an online game of Rez Arcana.

And I've played a lot of Rez Arcana.

We start playing this game.

In about two rounds then, I realize I am going to get absolutely demolished in this game.

And it played out exactly like that.

The good news is that, for me at least, is that Alex and John, great people, great representatives of the Kabbalist Nation, it was a ton of fun.

But, man, it was, yeah, about halfway through.

I'm like, it went from, can I possibly win this to how do I save face with these new friends that I've made and not look like a

complete idiot? Well, that's hard for you, Don. But it's true. Got a follow-up question. Did these two

other gentlemen already know each other? Or were you all playing a game for the first time?

They did not. So Alex posted a, in Discord, a topic that was, was Don Bag and I'm calling you out. I want to

play Res Arcana. So I was like, ah, the gauntlet has been thrown. And so we, and then John jumped in and said,

hey, if you guys got room, happy to jump in. So we, you know, we did the whole tabletop simulator

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