Hey, everybody, welcome to forge narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host, we all the Bell of Law Souls podcast.

I'm joined it up by Chris Morgan and Andrew Whitaker. I'm a leaf on the wind.

What up, homies? And Adam Rinalitz. Yo, I'm still painting minis. You know, as it should be. It really never stops, but that's fine. That's completely fine. I am returning from Adepticon. This is our first full recording session after Adepticon.

I know I published a mini episode just now.

This is now

going to be episode 185. And it's going to be very special. I'm going to point out that our

finishing move segment this week will be delivered by the legendary Duncan Rhodes. I honestly,

like, I don't know what to feel like. I'm really proud of the show that, you know, we've got Duncan

on the show.

But man, like, that's, that's kind of my only time to shine. I'm kind of bummed that I wasn't

there for it, honestly. Yeah, we did, we did the recording out of Depticon, and it's going to be a

segment where I actually interviewed Duncan and Roger, the cameraman, and they are very much

a team in delivering that experience to us. And it was kind of cool to hear Roger being such a part of the experience. I mean, he's obviously a very good cameraman and filmmaker. I mean, I don't know what they exactly call him. I certainly do not want to minimize the efforts. It was cool to hear his take and his perspective. And then, of course, you know, Duncan is every bit in person like he is on camera.

And it was very cool to meet.

And then I mentioned that we had this segment.

It's going to be on eyes, how Duncan paints eyes.

You know, I have to say, Paul, you know, just to quickly interject, ever since we started doing finishing moves, I get messages.

And I know that the show gets

messages every week, sometimes almost every day of people asking about the finishing moves topic

or suggesting something. It's been a real hit. You know, it's fun. These are things that we

really do in our hobby that make our miniatures to us look better. And if we can pass that along to people,

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