Hell and welcome, ventures, I'm excited to kick off our last arc of this story of the venture meetings after our saucy side quest.

Speaking of saucy side quests, some really neat things are cooking up in our discord in our Griddle sister channel.

Some of you amazing peeps have been geotagging awesome eateries in different places

so that when you travel you know where to eat.

I love how our community collaborates and

create some really cool stuff. Our discord is free so there's no reason not to

head over there. But if you're one of our many wonderful patrons, we of course thank you for all that you've given.

We wouldn't have been able to come this far without you. And last step on the Thank You train is the very special Emily Mayo who composed our badass theme song.

Now if you're listening to this podcast you've probably played around with miniatures

and nothing beats the amazing quality of Hero Forge.

These are the only D&D miniatures that Kara, a cleric of Morden, approves of.

Hero Forge offers fully customizable tabletop miniatures with dozens of fantasy races and thousands of parts to choose from.

Seriously, they have like 29 races and they add stuff every week.

I think they finally just loaded on orks. The easy-to-use design tool lets you build your perfect miniature online using a fully 3D in depth character creator right in your web browser.

Seriously, I've made Kara on my phone.

It's really cool.

Not only do you get to pick the weapons, the clothes,

what stuff they might be holding,

whether or not they have a pseudo-dragon familiar. You also get to choose

whether it's made out of plastic or metal or a number of other options. And if you

already have your own 3D printer, HeroForge gives you a downloadable model file so that you can just print it at home.

It's so cool. It's really just the neatest website. I've spent hours on that site just making different characters and what's cooler with the holidays coming up these

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