Danielle Fishel

No, you can just be whatever.

Can I be an elf or a dryad if I want to?

I mean, the thing is the game is flexible.

But, no, I like the idea that you sort of keep it grounded and, like, the whole thing is that you're, you know, you're still just kids.

Exactly.

Love it.

Oh, it's so fun.

But there's nothing like getting into a full campaign whenever you're playing.

when you're with a bunch of people, and it's a bunch of friends, and you're all enjoying it, and you're going for the same.

I mean, even the night we had on Critical Role, the one shot we did, it's so much fun.

Nobody walked away from that table going like, God, I wish we didn't do that.

Christine Lakin was texting me the next day being like, can we just do that for fun?

And I was like, yeah, people do this all the time.

No, I agree.

I think there's something about, you know, what it, what it harkens back to for me is like when you used to play on the playground with your friends and just make believe together.

And I think that's what I like about kids on bikes is that it's literally your kids doing it, you know?

So there's something like childlike and that wonder that for me, like makes it even more fun.

Even when we did the critical role thing, we were playing teenagers, you know?

And I like that.

I like that aspect of, for some reason, that filter of like, we're, we're not just like going to be like a bunch of wizards, like