The Fog Campaign - Episode 33

Nerd Poker

Improv, Comedy, Leisure, Games

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 August 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Hopefully playing in person means we can manage the xorns that sprouted up and are trying to rip our faces off. And hopefully we can do something about Twooden's rapier having just exploded in his face!

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Brian Possein.
0:14.0	Nerd Poker.
0:16.0	We're calling it...
0:18.0	The Slogue campaign.
0:19.0	My friends are here.
0:30.0	Chris, Blaine, Ken, engineer Sam, and of course our kick-ass DM, Dan Telfer.
0:31.8	Welcome to Nerd Poker.
0:38.3	Hey everybody, it's Brian Passain.
0:40.3	And you're listening to Nerd Poker.
0:42.0	It's a noisy one.
0:43.7	We're all in person, though.
0:44.8	Almost a lot.
0:46.4	Which is great, except for Chris.
0:51.1	Chris is shooting a movie in Vancouver.
0:51.9	Is that right, buddy?
0:54.7	That's correct, Brian. A movie is being shot in Vancouver. I that right, buddy? That's correct, Brian.
0:59.0	A movie is being shot in Vancouver. I have been cast in said movie. Nice. That's awesome. Is it Star Wars? Are you in a Star Wars?
1:04.0	I love Vancouver. That's correct. I'm playing the role of Landau Calarician.
1:08.0	Wow! Very concerned. Can you find like an empty slop house for me to hide in in Vancouver?
1:14.2	I would like to make that my new home.
1:16.6	Great city.
1:18.1	You just heard everybody at separate.
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