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Yeah, because that's what will make people really, really enjoy it. So, so far, so good. Good, good stuff on the D&D Beyond side so far.

Yeah, because that's what will make people really, really enjoy it. So, so far, so good. Good, good stuff on the D&D Beyond side so far.

Yeah, and it sounds like it has ended up with this sort of like immersive escape room-y type angle, right? So you form a party, you choose whether you're a rogue, druid, fighter, or wizard, and you explore a mysterious dungeon, starting with the Yawning Portal Tavern as a kind of getting started point.

Yeah, and it sounds like it has ended up with this sort of like immersive escape room-y type angle, right? So you form a party, you choose whether you're a rogue, druid, fighter, or wizard, and you explore a mysterious dungeon, starting with the Yawning Portal Tavern as a kind of getting started point.

then you go into this mysterious dungeon you encounter iconic creatures there was art of a beholder you gather experience points so you're clearly doing something to kind of get rewarded and then you face a final epic confrontation and that takes about an hour it said in the faq

then you go into this mysterious dungeon you encounter iconic creatures there was art of a beholder you gather experience points so you're clearly doing something to kind of get rewarded and then you face a final epic confrontation and that takes about an hour it said in the faq

And then you get to hang out as long as you want in the bustling, water-deep market and enjoy D&D-themed drinks and food. So we've got a LinkedIn announcement from Chatty DM. And then we have the events page where you can sign up. And it's already open, so you can go there now if you're in the Toronto area or can get there. It's www.vibrantstudios.events.en.dndimmersive. Looks great.

And then you get to hang out as long as you want in the bustling, water-deep market and enjoy D&D-themed drinks and food. So we've got a LinkedIn announcement from Chatty DM. And then we have the events page where you can sign up. And it's already open, so you can go there now if you're in the Toronto area or can get there. It's www.vibrantstudios.events.en.dndimmersive. Looks great.

I'd love to be able to do that.

I'd love to be able to do that.

Yeah, and this immersive experience said it would run for several months. So I didn't see an actual end date, but it may depend on kind of how well it does. So go there, show your love if you can, and I'm sure you'll have a blast.

Yeah, and this immersive experience said it would run for several months. So I didn't see an actual end date, but it may depend on kind of how well it does. So go there, show your love if you can, and I'm sure you'll have a blast.

And, you know, this is not in our show notes, but I recently thought I had meant to include in show notes, which is that the we talked about that D&D magazine in the UK that has had a number of issues and you get kind of fun things with it. It's a format that's used for a lot of products.

And, you know, this is not in our show notes, but I recently thought I had meant to include in show notes, which is that the we talked about that D&D magazine in the UK that has had a number of issues and you get kind of fun things with it. It's a format that's used for a lot of products.

And I guess typically what's done with these kinds of things, it's a certain number of issues that that go out in this magazine. So it's reached the end of its run. And one of our supporters, Richard Green, who is an amazing designer, works a lot with Kobold Press, does his own world. He has been working on this. Will Doyle, who also supports our show, has been working on it.

And I guess typically what's done with these kinds of things, it's a certain number of issues that that go out in this magazine. So it's reached the end of its run. And one of our supporters, Richard Green, who is an amazing designer, works a lot with Kobold Press, does his own world. He has been working on this. Will Doyle, who also supports our show, has been working on it.

And and I even got to see an issue which was flump featured flumps. That's fantastic. And so I got to see how good this is and what was awesome. This is where it ties in is with license things. It was very interesting to me when I opened up the credits page. Sure, it thanked, you know, Richard and others who'd been involved. But it had so James Hake is the editor. Right. Works with Ghostfire.

And and I even got to see an issue which was flump featured flumps. That's fantastic. And so I got to see how good this is and what was awesome. This is where it ties in is with license things. It was very interesting to me when I opened up the credits page. Sure, it thanked, you know, Richard and others who'd been involved. But it had so James Hake is the editor. Right. Works with Ghostfire.

And then it had a number of WOTC staff mentioned from sort of layout art marketing kind of effort. So it wasn't just licensed, but kind of like actually using the time of wizard staff as a sort of collaboration, which I didn't even think.

And then it had a number of WOTC staff mentioned from sort of layout art marketing kind of effort. So it wasn't just licensed, but kind of like actually using the time of wizard staff as a sort of collaboration, which I didn't even think.