From the Barren Crags of Talo's home of the Cybertooth Cybermen to the radioactive Scaro,

land of the dreaded Daleks, 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, I see we wrapped up your Plainscape game.

We got the first chapter of that sucker done.

And I got to tell you, it went out with a bang, and we are anticipating the next chapter.

It sucks.

We have to wait a little bit to get it, but we had a great time, and we're looking forward to the next part.

Yeah, I'm looking forward to writing the next one.

Now that I've learned some things about GMing and storybuilding, it will hopefully go a lot better this time around. But I was so happy to play at AC, man. I used to run Plainscape a lot back in the day and I always kind of like wanted to play it. So it was a real treat for me uh you know i think you did a great job

awesome i'm glad you liked it yeah it was fantastic man i enjoyed uh burning your bad guys do crisps

and taking all their money that's right even in planescape they got money i was just happy that i got

to play in a campaign setting that i've never played before, an old school, classic D&D

setting, Plainscape. And we were just talking the other day on the big show about how there was a

CCG back in 1995 called Blood Wars. That's way out of print at this point. Blood Wars was based

in Plainscape. And I remember seeing that at the comic store all the time. And I didn't know anything about it then. And I still kind of don't know much of anything about it. I didn't know that. Yeah. So my ignorance of the setting was part of the fun, right? Like getting to do like a very different setting than our normal D&D. Well, let me ask you, did it feel sufficiently different from other campaigns you played?

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