Quinn Murphy on D&D Stories

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🗓️ 6 July 2017

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Game designer Quinn Murphy (@qhmurphy) calls in to chat about his time in fourth edition and how you can apply some of that to playing fifth. Hosts Greg Tito (@gregtito) and Shelly Mazzanoble (@shellymoo) talk about Shelly's time at Origins Game Fair. Watch Dragon Talk recordings live on twitch.tv/dnd Mondays at 2pm PT! Sage Advice – Jeremy Crawford talks about magic items in D&D fifth edition.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Dragon Talk. We are back with Shery Masanobel.
0:13.0	Hi.
0:14.0	She returned.
0:15.0	I returned.
0:16.0	You were in origins.
0:17.0	I was on strike.
0:18.0	Oh.
0:19.0	I wanted you guys to have a better story for why I wasn't here.
0:22.0	What do you mean? Like I could have been like she quit. She
0:25.8	didn't like being live on Dragon Talk. She's holding out for hair and makeup and
0:30.9	she won't be back until you provide a new wardrobe.
0:33.8	We can go with that one if you want.
0:35.1	And then no, it was all just like, oh yeah, she's home watching the housewives.
0:39.4	She was at origins.
0:41.0	Well, that's, I mean, we like to tell the truth here.
0:43.3	It was not the truth.
0:44.6	What were you watching?
0:45.4	Southern Charb.
0:46.5	Totally different.
0:48.0	Oh, sorry, right?
0:49.2	That's awesome.
0:52.2	Well, you were at origins and you were like rocking the house.
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