PJ Coffey

Yeah, where you've got, like, the women cast spells and they have men that stand in the way and say... I have not imagined it at the time.

It's fair.

It's... I've not finished it.

Someone else did, so... Yeah, it's like... It's a thing.

But I was thinking of the TV series, to be honest.

Okay, but basically you've got, like,

magic users that are women and there are guys that stand that men can't use magic otherwise it's terrible and they become like evil so yeah just like in real life that's indeed um i'm wondering if there's like a uh maybe a wheel of time crossover like i know there's there's there's got to be a wheel of time role-playing game out there there has been yes there has been yeah i don't think there's one currently in print but there has been yeah yeah

There you go.

That's my outside punt.

Okay.

A licensed rule of time thing.

I'm just going to say that maybe they looked at a chap called Brandon Sanderson and how his Kickstarter for an RPG that didn't have a license behind it made approximately tons of money.

And they're like, oh, we lost money.

Yeah.

It did quite well, didn't it?

And the Wheel of Time is very famous that even Wizards of the Coast executives may have heard of it.

Maybe.

I'm going to say, Russ, I'm going to say, I'm going to have to interrupt you, that at 30 pounds, 15 kilos...

It's no longer a puppet.

It's an animatronic suit.