Hello everyone and welcome to a very special episode of the Giant Beastcast.

We are heading into 2019, but before we let go of 2018, we're going to do one more

little fun thing here. One more family of giant beastcast and friends are going to get together

and pretend to be other people because that seems like the best thing to do in 2018. I'm

joined by Alex Navarro. Is it possible to let go of 2018 early because I vote for that

if we can? I'm joined by Abby Russell. Hello, I'm not Abby, I'm another person just like

you said. Oh, okay. Well, not yet. I mean, we haven't pulled the veil closed yet. Jeff

Bakalar. Hey, what's going on? Dan Raker, Papair couldn't be here. And Austin Walker.

Hey, it's me. I'm here. The one who holds the keys to imagination. The veil master. I don't

know what system we're using. So let's say game master. That sounds right for tonight.

Yeah. Austin, what I thought you were just looking to create new AKs. I think they're all

used up. We are we're going to play a bit of what I assume. Actually, I don't know the

system at all. So I assume will be some kind of role playing as we do or have done the

last couple of years here. So we'll be back with the normal beastcast setup, the bed jokes

and then the bed takes on games later in 2019. But for now, Austin, take us in. My imagination

is ready to go. All right. So today, we are going to play a game called lasers and feelings.

This is the fourth time we've done one of these these role playing games, which is wild to

think about. And we've done a whole array of them in the past. We started with stuff that

was kind of very collaborative without any GMs. And that was like fiasco and the game

follow. And then last year, we did a game called Apocalypse World, which is this very,

very big influential post apocalyptic role playing game. A little bit closer to a more

traditional kind of GM led game. And that required a lot of prep on my part. You might remember

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