How full would you say you are full of the joys of spring? Luke.

So full, bountifully full.

Okay, good.

It's like there's a squirming mass of Easter bunnies in my body.

No.

So I need to hear, welcome to the Open to D&D podcast.

It's a Dungeons & Dragons podcast and occasionally a podcast about other tabletop role-playing games.

As well, it's a critical hit to your brain. I'm Jane, I play prunist The Teafing Warlock,

but also Zilla, the cutter when we play Blades in the Dark, which is what we're listening to today.

Hi, Luke. Hi. I'm joined by you. Hello, I'm Luke. I'm normally dobb the half-foot bud on the

Oxford adventure, but I'm also the GM of Oxford adventure presents Blades in the Dark,

which is what you are about to listen to on today's show. And it's a special occasion because

it is the finale of this season, this arc of Blades in the Dark, which is why we hold Luke in.

We dragged him into the recording studio. That's right. Yeah, this is a really cool one.

Blades in the Dark is a really, really great game for

like using several sessions to set up like the next session because it kind of has this

heist format. And if you've ever seen a heist movie, you know that basically there's a big heist

at the end and then a lot of mini heists in the lead up to that. We have to like get everything

in place to do the big score. And if you've been listening up to this point, then you'll know

that essentially what's been happening is the gang has all been working very, very hard to get

everything in place for this big, this big heist. So all they have to do is not foul this one up.

Simply not foul it up. Simply don't foul it up. Yeah, yeah. And and all will be well. Yeah.

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