Welcome, Venturers, to the big three-nine episode of Venture Maidens. We're so happy to have you here.

Before we get started, I got to tell you about our super cool sponsors this week.

First off, we've got Code 2050 which is a lightweight

rule set extension that gently layers onto the D25e system without changing a

single existing rule. It keeps everything you love about the greatest

role-playing game, the combat, the races, the monsters, the magic, and it adds tech.

Drones, cars, computers, guns, explosions.

They've added three new subclasses to every 5E race.

That's 36 new subclasses in all,

and many have a uniquely modern bent like the hacker rogue and his custom

rig or the urban ranger and his adorable drone companions, plus a hyperactive monk who does parkor, a smooth-talking bard whose fingers are faster than his mouth and a bulgy barbarian with a bad case of Royd rage.

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2050 system resource document, learn a little bit more about the world of 2050 and check out the

Kickstarter project. Our second sponsor this week is the Magnanimous Kobald Press and their

new D&D adventure, Tomb of Mercy.

In this module for eighth-level adventurers, players compete with the GM in a race against

time to see if humanity can be saved or if the servants of the

hills will corrupt the world.

Prepare to delve into the Tomb of Mercy where the horned daughter of famine and

her minions await. So head on over to cobald press.com or drive through

RPG and pick up the Tomb of Mercy now. All right, money managed. So let's do a quick recap of last episode and dive right in

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