The Art of Dungeons & Dragons and Curse of Strahd

Dragon Talk - An Official Dungeons & Dragons Podcast

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4.4 • 861 Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Creative Director Shauna Narciso and Art Director Kate Irwin share insights on the visual look of D&D and the Curse of Strahd adventure.

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0:00.0	Welcome everyone to the official Dungeons and Dragons podcast. I am Greg Tito. I am of course joined by
0:14.0	Shelly Masanobel.
0:15.0	Hi Shelly.
0:16.0	Hi Shelly.
0:17.0	How you doing?
0:18.0	Fine.
0:19.0	Remember we talked last week about how I asked you if you feel weird when you say your name and you were like
0:25.0	oh only weirdo. That might be three weeks ago in podcast time but yes I do
0:31.2	remember that it was just like it was just like a week out.
0:33.0	Yeah, I don't, I just, really don't feel weird when you say Greg Tito.
0:36.7	I've said it so many times now that it's, I feel like I mumble my name, like,
0:41.5	mrazinormal, French, foreign, potatoes. I'm vulnerable. reasonable.
0:43.0	French for opportunity.
0:45.0	She got a French for opportunity.
0:47.0	See, you could add Slingblade to your list of impressions that you can do.
0:51.0	Mm-hmm.
0:52.0	Pretty good.
0:53.0	You like Billy Bob Thornton, only you better.
0:55.0	Speaking of Billy Bob Thornton, have you been watching Fargo?
0:58.0	I want to.
0:59.0	It's so good.
1:00.0	It's so good.
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