From the inviting prancing pony inn of Bree to the infamous yawning portal, the precipice of adventure for many would-be fortune seekers,

five daring heroes of the realm recount tales of high adventure.

Would you please welcome the Lords of the Dungeon?

Hey now and well met wary travelers and welcome to the dungeon.

This is Jamie.

Just go here.

It's Jess.

This is Bender.

And this is Aaron.

Well, Kabbalas, I got to start off the episode by saying today that one of the greatest treasures we have doing this podcast is the fact that we have listeners all over the world that can clue us into all of this weird shit we're talking about and the derivation of the nonsense that we're spouting here on the show.

And going back to last episode while we were talking about AC's Plainscape

game, we were commenting how he was calling us Burke's. Well, one of our listeners, Captain Gertchen,

came on the Discord and let us know what the derivation of the term Burke is in England.

And though that derivation might not be a big deal to most people in England,

to us here in the United States, it's apparently something that we definitely do not want to call somebody else.

So I have to say, how dare you, AC, and where did you come up with this term, Burke?

I got it from Planescape.

They have a huge list of Victorian slang that. And where did you come up with this term, Burke? I got it from Planescape. Yeah, Planescape.

They have a huge list of Victorian slang that, like, is supposed to be the way that the people talk when you get there.

Yeah, well, it's funny because Captain Gurcher says, hey, like, this is, might not be safe for work, but it comes from a thing called Berkeley Hunt.

And it's kind of a play on words because it rhymes with something that's not nice to say here in the United States.

We thought that was hilarious that Aaron's running around calling us the C word.

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