Griffin McElroy

I mean, it's still a graveyard.

It's still a graveyard, so there's still, I guess, bats.

Graves aren't spooky, Griffin.

It's good.

As you all stand here now in this sort of ordinary clear day, this bright morning, you look around as you see all of the zombies have been eliminated.

There is a... Can you say put to rest, please?

They've been put to rest.

Thank you.

The trial's been put to rest.

You solved my zombie puzzle, my big zombie puzzle, my big zombie puzzle, one of my biggest zombie puzzles yet.

And the rest of you sort of look around as you realize, having cleared the Trial of Necromancy, you see some of the members of the Octave sort of appear by the gates of the graveyard and start to make their way towards you.

There's this moment of strange silence as the remaining aspirants look around, realizing that with only two trials to go, your number has dwindled to the Elite Eight.

Kids really do say the damnedest things, and you're about to discover that firsthand with a little sample of our maximum fun bonus content here on Taz.

In the past, we've brought you the Charlieverse, where one child has dreamed up a twisted mindscape for us to adventure in, and this time we thought, what if we did approximately 500% as much sort of kid energy, chaos kid energy?

So it's five out of our six kids.

And I also realized a lot of the things they were going for was wild.

So I incorporated a realizing things mechanic where you could roll to realize things.

That changes this and all games, all role-playing games.

It's an incredible mechanic.

In all of existence.