Episode 31 - The Vampire's Jitterbug

Nerd Poker

Improv, Leisure, Comedy, Games

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2017

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

It's coming. Boss fights that almost feel final. Our merry army of Demelith slayers has encountered Count Diandell, a powerful bard who knows more magic than any foe thus far. Will Tom's new sword finally explode with power? Will Twee survive a powerful dark spell right to the face? Will Bodhi be forced to live out his greatest fear? Only time will tell.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Brian Possein.
0:11.3	I used to have a podcast where I played Dungeons & Dragons with a bunch of my friends.
0:15.9	I missed it, so I decided to make a new one.
0:18.8	It's called Brian Possein's Nerd Poker.
0:21.4	It's myself, a couple of my buddies, Blank and Patch, Dan Telfer, Ken Daly, an occasional
0:28.2	guest or two, and we're going to be playing in a new setting, my dining room.
0:33.1	Each week you'll hear my wife, my son, my dogs, and we're going to be playing in a place
0:37.8	that I love and playing the game that I've loved half my life, Dungeons & Dragons.
0:43.9	We've got fifth edition, and we're ready.
0:47.2	So are you ready?
0:49.2	Here's Brian Possein's Nerd Poker.
0:56.4	Hey everybody.
0:59.8	Blaine's a dick fucker.
1:02.8	Have you been to my friend Blaine?
1:06.0	I'm Brian Possein, you're listening to Brian Possein's Nerd Poker.
1:09.8	We've got my friends here, Ken.
1:14.4	Hi.
1:15.4	Dan.
1:16.4	Hello.
1:17.4	And me, dick fuck.
1:18.4	And welcome to the Wheel of Fuck dick.
1:26.2	I went to a place where I get my medical, my pharmacy, you know what I mean?
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