Not Another D&D Podcast

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed that book. My knowledge and appreciation of The Flintstones grows deeper and deeper, thanks to your generosity.

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed that book. My knowledge and appreciation of The Flintstones grows deeper and deeper thanks to your generosity.

They are Brad D, Jeffrey S, Lord of the Fjord, QC, Later McSkater, Matt M, Cutter W, Feared Al, Jeff C, Daniel G, Danny L, The Dastardly Dame, Beardman Dan, Danny P, Vincent W, Victor T, AKA Balnor's boy, Hoid's friend, Justin I, Danny Danster, TJ M, Trele the Kray, Christopher B, Damiel R, Jordan L, cyborg version of Josh the Kobold, Stevie Wags, the guy who gave Caldwell A. Flintstone's graphic novel in Milwaukee wishing you all a happy Bananix giving and a merry Crittermas.

The guy who gave Caldwell a Flintstones graphic novel in Milwaukee

The guy who gave Caldwell a Flintstones graphic novel in Milwaukee wishing you all a happy bananksgiving and a merry Crittermas.

The guy from a recent live show who gave Caldwell a Flinstone's graphic novel who is Milwaukee in here

The guy from a recent live show who gave Caldwell a Flintstones graphic novel, who is Milwaukee.

You should have Tobias to this druid.

Spoilers for Animorphs 3.

Elaine W sent us a signed print of the cover for Animorphs number 32, the separation, which is of course the cover where Rachel turns into a starfish.

Oh yeah. Aka the best cover they've ever made.

What's even better is it's signed by the artist David Mattingly.

I just remembered that we read Animorphs that one day.

Yeah, and we turned it out.

Murph! Sorry everybody. I just forgot again.

Rachel dies in Animorphs.

Great book but those teens have some serious 90s attitude.

She's totally inspired by The Witcher.

I was thinking about The Witcher when you said that.

I was so excited to go into the Feywild because I was like, monsters.

And then like the idea that he's been cursed and turned into a honey goblin. I was like, this feels like such a Witcher side quest.

If you read the first Witcher book, you also would know about the full armor werewolf guy who was cool as hell.

Before Oberon ascended to the beastlands he warned the newly civilized fey to remember the wild for though he was leaving it he loved the land and wanted to protect it he asked his faithful beasts to dig a hole one mile deep and in there shot three arrows with his magic hunter's bow the arrows turned to serpent eggs and were lodged deep in the earth and buried Oberon warned that if the fey sullied the land and reaped all its magic the eggs would surface and expand birthing the serpents who would devour the land and deliver it back to the wild

So yeah, so for pricing, there's something fun in Xanathars that tells you how to kind of price things and kind of based on the seller. Some people sell for more, some people sell for less. There actually is a roll for it.

I had the players roll backstories from Xanathar's guide if they wished

I would like to cast the ceremony spell, which is a Xanathar's Guide spell.

Fred Flintstone's right out of the player's handbook.

I don't know if the DM gets to choose it, but regardless, Justice Beardsley is right. The DM going to the book.

So in the player's handbook, when it talks about free object interactions, one of the things it says is that you can draw or sheath a sword is an example of one of the things that you can do for free.

I give my holy tome, my beastiary of demons and archdemons to Hardwon and I say, I've been watching you read and I think you're ready for this. Something a little more advanced.

I've been watching you read and I think you're ready for this.

Something a little more advanced.

I've good athletics.

That is about the only thing I can do with this book is catch it, but I'll look at it if I get hurt.

Oh, it's the Ring from Lord of the Rings, a book that I heard about.

Get like a Grey's Anatomy book and just like just learn all about just go to B.

We are going to be reading Goosebumps. Give Yourself Goosebumps.

It's called Please Don't Feed the Vampire.

We picked an especially scary one.

I think it's fake blood, you tell him.

The words on the packet are kind of scary, but you're dying to know what's inside.

So this one is called Beware of the Purple Peanut Butter.

This is our second Goosebumps. It always begins with the parents leaving you.

We've been waiting for you, Barney says.

We haven't cleaned it out since we moved in, Aunt Fiona tells you.

You can play anywhere you want, but don't go in the basement.

You know what? Everybody take your copy of Ravenloft, toss it out.

This is it. This is the new Ravenloft.

Sorry, everyone. This is the 5e module.

We're flipping through them. We've edited out some stuff because we need to get to the bottom of this because if we are wrong about this and just dunked on this DM for like 15 minutes, we have to get it right and apologize.

We've got Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft and Curse of Strahd. And Curse of Strahd.

There's also ravens on the cover of Van Richten's Guide to Raven Law.

This is actually in the player's handbook, Murph.

Jose D sent us a little golden book version of the Dungeons & Dragons cartoon. Whoa. It's actually pretty well illustrated.

I finished "Sabriel" from the Old Kingdom series and I really enjoyed it.

I would like to plug or shout out Robert who sent the Old Kingdom by Garth Nix box set to our PO Box.

I've been reading Sabriel I'm assuming that's how you pronounce it That's how I've been pronouncing it in my head and I'm loving it.

It's great That's rad. Thank you Robert

The 1823 poem by Clement C. Moore, A Visit from St. Nicholas, also known as Twas the Night Before Christmas, which you guys know.

And that is from 1823. It's a poem more rapid than eagles, his coursers, they flew and he whistled and shouted and called them by name.

Now Dasher, now Dancer, now Prancer and Vixen on Comet, on Cupid, on Dunder and Blitzen.

The 1823 poem by Clement C. Moore, A Visit from St. Nicholas, also known as Twas the Night Before Christmas, which you guys know. And that is from 1823. It's a poem more rapid than eagles, his coursers they flew. And he whistled and shouted and called them by name. Now Dasher, now Dancer, now Prancer and Vixen on Comet, on Cupid, on Dunder and Blitzen. No! Wait, that didn't really say Rudolph?

Our buddy Johnny Stanton has got a crew together.

They're making a 5e book that's coming out in not too long.

They got a Kickstarter launching in September.

It is called Sync.

You can go to get.Syncrpg.com.

They're working with a tattoo artist named Sam Rusk. The art looks super cool.

It's like the American traditional kind of like pop art.

It's all based on like sailor adventures with pirates and stuff like that.

It comes with 50 plus magic item tattoos.

There's a bunch of really cool subclasses.

There's one that's like a ranger that has like ethereal harpoons.

Absolutely rad.

And then there's all swashbucklers.

Yes, exactly.

And there's a wizard that has a subclass that their body is their spell book.

Like they do tattoos to their spells.

I'm all in.

Got a bunch of like stat blocks and monsters and dungeons and a campaign setting that's an archipelago.

Oh, look at that.

Wow.

Can you believe it?

So check out get.Syncrpg.com.

Be on the lookout for that and support them.

Yeah, I do have something to plug. Our buddy Johnny Stanton has got a crew together. They're making a 5e book that's coming out in not too long. They got a Kickstarter launching in September. It is called Sync. You can go to get.Syncrpg.com.

They're working with a tattoo artist named Sam Rusk. The art looks super cool. It's like the American traditional kind of like pop art. It's all based on like sailor adventures with pirates and stuff like that. It comes with 50 plus magic item tattoos.

There's a bunch of really cool subclasses. There's one that's like a ranger that has like ethereal harpoons. Oh, fuck yeah. Incredible. Yes, exactly.

And there's a wizard that has a subclass that their body is their spell book. Like they do tattoos to their spells. I'm all in.

Got a bunch of like stat blocks and monsters and dungeons and a campaign setting that's an archipelago. Oh, look at that. Can you believe it? So check out get.Syncrpg.com and be on the lookout for that and support them.

Someone sent us a bunch of Anamorphs books.

yeah, a hardcover copy of the Anamorphs book, Viscer.

it looks nicer than like most uh books from antiquity. A coffee table Anamorphs.

you can show this to your parents.

someone sent us a bunch of anamorphs books

a hardcover copy of the anamorphs book viscer

a coffee table anamorphs

a copy of the super mario world super show anamorph books and the yugioh movie

This book I read Vita Nostra. It was super trippy and I don't even fully understand it and I just got a real kick out of it.

Yeah Em was googling the meaning of her book for a while. Yeah. I love that. It's really obtuse, really abstract. It really was a fun read to just drop into something that was so aesthetic and incomprehensible.

i'm reading a book called Vita Nostra that's kind of like a dark academia kind of book it's kind of fucked up i have no clue where it's going but i'm loving it so far

It's called Dungeon of Dread, and it was released in 1982.

Welcome to a journey into the world of fantasy. This adventure into the Dungeon of Dread is a Dungeons and Dragons adventure.

In this book, you play the part of a human fighter as an adult. You stand five foot nine inches tall and weigh about 150 pounds.

Watch the water that is not water and beware the basilisk.

You are outside and you are safe, but you have come away with little or no treasure to make it worth your while.

It's called Dungeon of Dread, and it was released in 1982.

Welcome to a journey into the world of fantasy. This adventure into the Dungeon of Dread is a Dungeons and Dragons adventure.

In this book, you play the part of a human fighter as an adult. You stand five foot nine inches tall and weigh about 150 pounds.

Watch the water that is not water and beware the basilisk.

Those who seek danger foolishly always find it. Those who know how to handle both danger and wealth are few and far between.

It was something I thought of while I was training in Leonore's book.

Zerk with one hand holds up his gun and just unloads on the sun. Just shoots a gun straight at the sun.

I've been going through these spells... One is called Venom Strike and one is called Trebuchet.

These are from the spell book that Fia found in Old Zeldaldar and a couple of them match Zerk's spellcasting.

If you want to do some rolls to have been working on the Revivify spell, I would let you.

Great game. Highly recommend.