Hello and welcome to the Oxford adventure D&D podcast. It's a Dungeons & Dragons podcast where we

listen to old episodes of Oxford adventure D&D. I'm Jane, I play Prudence the Teethling Warlock.

Hello, I'm Ellen and I play Merrill when the Wood Elf do it.

How's it going? Not too bad, not too bad yourself. Yeah, good, good. How's your week been?

It's been okay. For those not in the know, I had Covid, it sucks, so the past month has kind of been

a bit rubbish, but this last week I'm slowly getting back to normal, which is quite nice.

We did a Dark Souls stream, so I did my first stream for ages on Thursday. We were in the

smoldering lakes, which is smoldering lake, which is like unpleasant. It was, yeah, it's probably the

most unpleasant place we've been in the game so far. It's definitely, I think, Luke's least

favourite place, but we did a big boss down there. I fought two kind of like another side boss,

which is like this big worm that shoots lightning, and then like a whole bunch of skellies,

and now we're onto like a dill of the borough valley. If I can remember that, correct?

Correct. Correct, all these long Dark Souls names, and now we're about to go and explore a big old

fancy-looking town with all lovely old Gothic architecture. And if people want to see that,

they can catch you playing Dark Souls 3, it is at the moment, every Thursday afternoon, UK time,

on outside extra. What else are you doing? I'm enjoying the spring weather, because we've had

some really nice weather in the UK, and I've just been like finding any excuse, like to have a

little lunchtime walk. I've found, oh Jane, I've found a local cafe that does an absolutely amazing

salad, and that sounds really lame. I thought that was just so sound that it's really good, it's

like really middle-class like roasted chickpea and mushroom that, but it's so nice. I was just

like, oh man, oh no, I'm like, I was really pleased but also worried, because I'm going to just go

and buy that salad. Because you're excited about a salad? Oh no, because you're going to

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