Monica Valentinelli on D&D Adventures

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🗓️ 5 January 2017

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Shelly Mazzanoble and Greg Tito speak to Monica Valentinelli, a prolific creative writer with heavy involvement in all forms of D&D from adventure writing to running and playing games with new players. In Lore You Should Know – Matt Sernett and Chris Perkins jump into the Yawning Portal.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dragon Talk! I'm Greg Tito and this is the first podcast we're recording in 2017.
0:15.2	Happy New Year!
0:16.6	Happy New Year to you, Shelley.
0:18.4	Did I scare you right?
0:19.4	I thought I saw you jumping.
0:20.6	He's a little bit jumped.
0:21.6	He's a little jumpy today. We're all a little bit jumpy.
0:24.0	It could be from the two cups of coffee and or mouth of coffee grounds
0:28.0	that I had this morning.
0:29.0	Ew.
0:30.0	Here?
0:31.0	Yeah.
0:32.0	Yeah, I got that last sip.
0:32.5	I was like, give me that last sip.
0:33.6	It was like, all grounds.
0:35.2	You know the coffee's free and plentiful here.
0:37.6	You don't have to drink the ground.
0:39.2	I just didn't know the grounds would be in there.
0:41.0	Maybe that's good luck or something. Yeah, you can tell the future by the
0:45.9	coffee grounds at the bottom. By the coffee grounds that you spit back into the garbage
0:49.1	fan. And my future is I'm going to get another cup of coffee.
0:53.0	All right.
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