Hello and welcome to the Oxfenture D&D podcast.

It's a critical hit to your brain, but less painful and dangerous than that sounds.

I'm Jane Douglas and I'm joined today by Ellen Rose.

Hello, that sounds painful.

And yes, it's not, or it shouldn't be.

No.

It's a podcast where we listen to D&D sessions by the Oxfenture is gilded

and then we reflect on them at the end of the podcast.

So stick around and today we're listening to...

Sect appeal, part one, so the first half of Sect appeal,

which went out all the way back in spring 2020.

Oh, remember that time?

No. I prefer not to do that. Honestly, no.

It's genuinely not. It's very hard to remember anything.

I believe, no, I do, I know that this was the second ever Oxfenture live stream.

So this was still in the early days of the first lockdown here in the UK.

And I think you couldn't hear it.

And let me tell you why I think that is, Ellen.

Sect appeal has a very strange, not strange bad, strange good energy.

And I think it's because it's our second ever live stream and we've relaxed.

But if anything, we've relaxed too much. Too much.

And this is just edge of hysterical, flirty energy.

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