Welcome to the first watch out Fireballs of 2017.

Let's do better this year.

This isn't going to be every episode, but the new year, reminding everybody that

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We love and accept you and we will not tolerate intolerance towards you in any space we control.

So important that you know that going into this new year, we are dedicated to that.

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And you're listening to

watch out for Fireballs. It is a retro games, podcast,

extras. Yes, and this week we are reading a handful of responses that came in about

Never Winter Nights 2 and Mask of the Betrayer. Yes, kind of a little- known game, so not tons of responses, but those who did reach out, we really do appreciate

it.

And we're going to go ahead and get started here with Frank Viacont

who says, just a quick little comment about Mask of the Betrayer.

Like torment, it's one of the only D&D games to dive into the weirder side of D&D, namely

the Shadowplane for Mask.

It's something I wish would have happened more often

rather than just going for the bland sword and sorcery that most dandy games fall

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