Russell Tomas on D&D Through the Ages

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🗓️ 5 April 2018

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Russell Tomas, CEO and Lead Designer at gaming company Dreamlords Digital, is on for the interview today. For Lore You Should Know, Chris Perkins and Matt Sernett explore the enigmatic Star Spawn.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dragon Talk everyone. My name is Greg Tito and I'm joined by Shilly Manzanobah.
0:12.8	Hello, Greg Tito.
0:14.1	How's it going?
0:15.1	Great. How are you?
0:16.1	Are you recovered from all of your adventures over the weekend?
0:20.1	Yes.
0:21.1	Yeah.
0:22.1	How do you know what I did this? I don't know. That's my that's my in on asking what did this. I don't know. That's my in on asking what did this?
0:26.0	What do you know? Well, did you read the police blog? I heard the police and the West Seattle blog was talking all about this crazy woman at the beach who was stealing
0:34.8	wallets.
0:35.8	Oh yeah sorry about your wallet.
0:37.5	We got to do the bike thing though which was super fun.
0:39.2	I'm kind of jealous.
0:40.1	It's like a bike carousel catty, what do they call it?
0:43.0	A churry, no, a surry.
0:45.0	A surry.
0:46.0	They call it a surry.
0:47.0	So, is it hard to pedal?
0:49.0	It's a little bit hard to pedal.
0:50.0	Okay.
0:51.0	Yeah, it's not easy.
0:52.0	You definitely, I fell it in my glute. Yeah, I was like, it's not easy. You definitely, I fell it in my glutes.
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