Spooklicious Behind the Scenes

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Hello everyone.
Welcome back to a special

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episode of Daniels dread Tails
right now, we're going to be

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doing a little behind the scenes
on our first season Dan in the

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blood.
And I'm going to chatting with

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the, the players and talked
about how we felt for our first

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little record.
And some decisions we made.

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And so before, You get started.
Let's once again go around and

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we'll introduce ourselves.
I'm as you may know, Daniel host

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of the show and I'm Dan Russell.
He, he they in my 30s and

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figuring stuff out.
Don't hold it against me.

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I played dr.
Michael laws.

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And I'm Dominic, I played Jonesy
The Lovable gentleman pronouns.

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He him, I'm Nathan, he him, I
played the artist, huh?

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And long.
Awesome.

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So I guess my first question for
you guys, is, what did you think

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about the adventure?
I had fun.

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I enjoyed going gradually
crazier when you did pretty good

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about like doing the crazy.
I had a lot of fun with it.

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Yeah, Eddie of you guys played
specifically trail of Cthulhu

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before any of the gumshoe games
I had not, this was my first

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time playing a gumshoe game,
which is weird, because I think

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the system is really great.
And I've always He's wanted to

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play it but just never found the
time or the people.

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So it was nice.
Well, I do want to run it again

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sometimes, so we'll give that
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There's also a gumshoe
one-on-one thing.

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I want to do, if we ever want to
do an episode with just be and

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one player, but that's a
conversation for another time.

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You could kind of make it sound,
like an interrogation room.

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You could do it that way.
That actually be kind of cool.

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That is extremely cool.
I didn't think about that

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something.
Think about later.

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Yeah, somebody job.
Down, but hints for the future.

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I'd like to hear in particular.
What did you think about the

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characters that you were
playing?

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How did you feel?
Why did you make the choices

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that you're making for your
characters?

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How about you Nathan?
What did you think about your

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artistic self?
Partially?

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I ended up picking Helen because
I just I really like the idea of

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just an artist who's here to see
some fucked up.

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Shit that comes back to bite her
because Nothing good happens to

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an artist and Lovecraft.
It just doesn't happen.

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You're not going to make it out
of it with your sanity.

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Intact.
Which Helen very much didn't?

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Yeah, I guess I should say,
would you say, you picked Helen,

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I provided you guys with a list
of.

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I think it was six pre-made
characters, you to take a look

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at and you you settled on an
artistic Soul whose well, they

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didn't make it.
Yeah, a lot of what went into

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hell and ended up just being how
I usually.

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React to situations where I just
I'm exasperated but I try to

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move on because we were in a
very exasperating situation on

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account of the increasingly
sociopathic doctor.

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I found I found Helen to be a
really good sounding board for

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all my crazy glad I could help.
Yeah, you sort of worked.

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As, you know, nobody wants to be
the straight man, but it did

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sort of that work.
As you were arguably, the, the

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only, Saying man in the room or
woman as it were and then taking

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your life to get out of this
nonsense.

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I like it near the end.
I just started.

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I figured it's a One-Shot I can
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mechanics and just have her go
absolutely crazy at the idea of

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turning into one of these things
and I appreciate that.

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And so I do feel a little bad
because I kind of just stopped

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playing the game.
You know, I like to think I

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added something by just losing
it in the background.

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I also Sighs when I really
listened to our last session

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Helen Helen Helen Helen slit her
own throat, right?

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Little bit.
That was a step in the end up

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becoming a worm person thing.
So I might have accidentally.

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Whoops, I didn't think about
that, but yeah, that is one of

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the steps to were modifying or
whatever it was hopefully the

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lack of the other steps makes
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So that you know, Helen did not
Turn into a worm person and

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instead just died as requested.
I mean, here's the thing.

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Helen, you were always a warm
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You just didn't want to let it
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I'm pretty sure the Crux of my
character in the finale is that

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she did not want that just end
up up that shell off.

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Well, you would be the expert
Dominic tell us about the

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lovable Jonesy Jonesy is an
interesting character because

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when we were selecting our
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Jonesy or the dilettante and he
there was going to be someone

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that Slowly just broke over time
or someone that was kind while.

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Yeah, I'ma be honest, the
dilettante was just going to be

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just a piece of work but I
didn't want to do that.

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So I just went with someone that
would slowly lose every pillar

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of whatever they hold on to
overtime.

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So Jones, he's like, big pillar
was, you know, not well it was

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like reporting reporting to the
authorities Britain, which I

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didn't really We play into
because I'm not gonna, I'm not

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British, I'm not British, and
I'm not going to pull that what

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I was, it not Dick Van Dyke, who
played, who played The Chimney,

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Sweeper in Mary Poppins?
No, that was a different guy.

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Like, oh yeah, yeah, I'm not
going to do that.

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No, no sir, you know, a side
note, fun fact.

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I ran into did Dick Van Dyke
once literally, I was a singer

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in something called the candle
light Carol at Disneyland.

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This is what I was in high
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And Dick Van Dyke was one of the
there's a bunch of people

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singing and then one person
comes out like a celebrity and

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like does like a reading to go
along with it.

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I was going to the bathroom and
the back of one of their little

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stages where they had us all
crammed and he was coming out of

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the bathroom as I was going in
and I literally bumped into a.

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Yeah, yeah, seems like a nice
guy.

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That's some deep Daniel.
Laura there, there's some Daniel

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or yes.
And then there we go.

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Mark that down in the Wiki, they
do this thing at Disneyland

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called the candle light, Carol,
which is extremely religious

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easy for Disney.
Sorry, I got sidetracked.

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I heard Dick Van Dyke and had to
say my one celebrity story,

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continue what you're doing, you
know what we got?

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We got the lure, we got the
lure, I'm gonna take that as a

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lure check and I succeeded.
Um, so yeah, I just wanted to go

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with someone that would break
over time.

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And so, another big pillar was
he's gonna You get out of life

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regardless of whatever happens.
I definitely play that up at the

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very end where I was like, you
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This isn't worth it, I'm gone,
I'm done no more by but you

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know, since he is a worm person,
he will hear the call and he

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will slowly make his way back
regardless, if he wants to or

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not and how about are in some
ways maddest character?

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Dr. Laws.
Well I enjoyed that.

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The first thing I said was A
verbal typos with the brander

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and going into it.
I knew I wanted to play someone

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just sort of different than, you
know, how you usually play RPGs

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and then I just kept passing
sanity checks.

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Yeah, I thought it was a little
interesting.

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How you were, like, I got what
you were doing, you were trying

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to be like, oh, you know, a
little bit zany, a little bit

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different, in a sort of way of
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But then, as you saw the story,
like going around that sort of

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zaniness turned into something a
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Minutes late.
At least.

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That's sort of how I saw it.
Oh, but I dropped hints all the

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way through like early on.
They're talking about going to

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the Ferry Landing like, oh,
excellent to Second location

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towards the end.
I'm the only one succeeding at

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lurking around a place and it's
like you guys have never done

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this before.
I will say this the slow

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realization that it wasn't a bit
really stuck with me.

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Like just slowly realizing wait,
he's just not just zany.

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He's actually a sociopath.
I was making jokes but no, he's

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genuinely insane.
Part of the reason I played it

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that way actually comes from the
blades in the dirt game.

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That most of us have been part
of and I was describing

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something gruesome going on, but
with none of the weight that

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that deserves.
And I really enjoyed how that

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came up in the actual game.
I was like, I wonder if I can do

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that here.
Just unfazed by the nightmare

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around you it away.
That is rough, I guess.

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The thing I do want to ask is
have you guys ever played much

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like actual spooky Lovecraft or
horror e role-playing games for

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with this sort of thing would
happen.

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I have been the horror before I
played a game of Dragon Age

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tabletop and I was coming into a
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I was like, well I'm sitting
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I've got a Thousand-Year here,
thousand-yard stare in my eyes

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and I'm covered in blood.
Like, oh, something awful must

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have happened to this guy as it
turns out.

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No Oh, this guy is awful.
I believe my last game that

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party decided to stay with me to
protect the world from my evil,

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Good Times, Dominic Nathan, it
experience with a horror games

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before, not really.
Um, ya know, for the, for the

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most part, I've I've always
liked I really like a lot of

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different systems, but I've
never really had the people to

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diversify with, but even then
horror was never really on my

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radar until until you.
Basically asked any any of

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everybody, if anybody want to
take part in this podcast and I

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said, sure sounds like fun.
I know this guy, he likes

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Godzilla.
I never really done any horror

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tabletop RPGs before, but this
really went well.

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So I'm in now I do like
Godzilla.

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All right, glad to hear it and
how much you don't know.

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Actually, if I've never played
any horde RPGs ever, I've

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always, I've always really
wanted to play.

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Delta green, but every time I
would try to convince people

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that I normally play RPGs with
they're all like Delta green

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know, that sounds boring.
I'd rather go slay monsters and

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stuff and like will he do just
like X-Files, guys?

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But you know, now it never it
never falls through.

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So yeah, this is the first time
I've ever done a horror one.

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Well, I have Delta green on the
list if I'm the big board of

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things I want to get to.
So when we do that we'll have to

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bring you back for that.
Whoo I definitely because

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there's the one Mario that I
think is Infamous, which is the

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one based in Vietnam.
That one's the one that I've

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been eyeing the entire time,
there's a peak for the future.

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As for me, I actually quite like
horror stuff.

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I wish I could run horror stuff
all the time, which is why they

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do podcasts, where I could do it
all day time.

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I'll beat you guys help me with
my guest, of course, but it's

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got my name on it.
I actually have run this

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scenario in particular once
before it was actually Three,

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one of my favorite role playing
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which is why I wanted to start
off this one with this pretty

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good scenario.
You may have heard way back at

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the day.
It's not that far back in the

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day, but I did a couple of
episodes on the podcast Friday

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night quest, where I ran a
couple of like spooky games for

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them as like sort of a one-off
thing and I had a pretty good

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time with that.
And I just have always wanted to

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do that.
I it started as a thing where I

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would run, I would try to run
like a Halloween game for my

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regular D&D group.
And now it's just sort of become

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the wanting to just run horror
stuff all the time.

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I think it's really good,
especially for one shot side

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horror campaign would be a
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But 41 Shots I really like that.
You can just like go in and know

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that like mmmm maybe we're not
getting through this one.

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And I think that's a, that's a
really fun time.

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I see.
Bo's.

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I've also played a game of alien
with you and I drank a

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xenomorph.
That was pretty good.

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Oh yeah, we did play that.
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I got blown apart.
Yeah.

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There was a little alien gave
Iran for a couple of you folks

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that didn't go.
Well, it went great.

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I missed this one.
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Well, we'll be running some
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I've actually run it a personal
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couple of folks, kind of a
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Are you doing the space?
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Or are you doing the colonial
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that space trucker 14.
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So is that one going to be a
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One-Shot, they're like, everyone
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See if I can kill off more and

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then, you know, a year later.
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We've played one episode so far.
I think if the ideas was going

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to break it up or three
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dead.
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through aliens thereof, but
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future.
I do want to mention that you

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guys did a little better than
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I ran this game, only one person
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First time I played this
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you guys to people survived the
light Argue.

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That's not a good thing for one
of their cases.

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Oh, yeah.
No definitely.

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No, it's bad.
No, no, that's bad.

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There was though there was no
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I do quite admire the fact not
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I think it's very interesting
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like player versus player near
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What I played this before, I
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themselves on fire in the house
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make sure that it wouldn't get
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And then another person was
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their brother, and instead
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So that they wouldn't have to do
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Where is our doctor laws?
Ran.

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Headfirst into it loving every
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Absolutely.
So anything else you think that

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the world needs to know about
our first season?

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Thank you for listening.
Yeah, I I'm sure I had a million

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things lined up in my head, but
now that you have called upon

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them, like Keyser Soze someone
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Is that what Keyser Soze is?
I think I've only ever seen the

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end of that movie?
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end of that movie.
I'm gonna be honest, I don't II

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actually, don't, The Usual
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never there gone.
Oh, that's what you beat.

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It was like, it was never there.
I thought you were saying, you

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put a bunch of Clues together
and realize, well, no spoilers

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for that.
I am put nothing together.

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I'll now that you said that you
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Oh no, you just oh no.
What have youd, Nathan?

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What have you done?
Hopefully, no one's gonna put

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that together.
If you don't if you don't know

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the ending of The Usual Suspects
that's on you the movies

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overrated.
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Well whoa the like the twist of
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You don't want to give people
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Well I think it's vague.
I think it's vague enough.

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I think we're good.
There, everybody knows book.

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Sometimes, there's got to be a
statute of limitations on

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spoiler.
I went and saw the King Kong

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remake when it was out in
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I went with one of my roommates
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pops up at the screen and they
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whispered to my buddy, Jeff,
Jeffrey my brother.

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I hear he dies at the end of
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And he was like, whoa, dude,
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And I said each King Kong, dude.
There's a statute of limitations

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on this stuff.
You know, he climbs up the

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building.
Did you think he was gonna climb

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down?
That'll be quite the twist.

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It's the same.
It's just a faster.

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Steps.
Speed climbing?

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I meant to say the King Kong
remake which one like my brain

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immediately went by like you
Kong Skull Island.

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Peter Jackson's King Kong.
No, no, no.

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The one that was just King Kong
Jackson's.

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King Kong.
Now, the one with Jack Black.

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climbs up a building at that
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His doesn't he climb a building
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Is Godzilla 2 and then the
scaling gets really, really

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weird.
Yeah, look, they had to make it

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big enough to fight Godzilla.
It's fine.

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You see, trying to think about
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In a Kaiju movie is a Fool's
errand, and the only thing

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you'll get out of it is a
headache and slightly.

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Less Fun.
And why would you want either of

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those things?
Yeah, that's always the thing

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that's funny.
If you like really start going

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deep into like Kaiju stuff
people talk.

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When this God, this movie,
Godzilla's X meters tall, but in

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this one, he's like taller, and
it's like oh, who cares, man?

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It's fine.
Whatever.

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What the before this turns into
a Kaiju podcast which some

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people might want to listen to,
but I think most people would

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like to skip.
I That we will call it though.

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I do want to just throw out real
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Thank you so much for sticking
around and listening to our

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first season.
It's really great to know that

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people are listening and a
really other great thing to do

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would be for you to review our
podcast.

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And I say that kind of as a
joke.

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But like seriously it really
helps the podcast pop off and

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get the word out there.
So please review us on your

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podcast platform of choice.
Though.

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Ideally, maybe do it on Apple?
ITunes, I really like iTunes.

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But fact, that's how people get
stuff out there.

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You just want to pop up Res.
Anything you want to do?

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Just just, yeah, I would put
this stuff together and I hope

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you'd like it and I just wish
more people could hear it.

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So thanks everybody.
Oh, I got to say something

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spooky.
I've been saying a spook related

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things at the ends of episodes.
Oh goodness.

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Oh, might I suggest spooky
Licious spook a Licious.

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Ooh, please don't say.
A spooky lucious.

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I mean you are we've had two
people say that word now.

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So I will say it as well.
Have a spooky Licious day boil

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schools and and Bruce that's a
stretch.

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Sounds like it's starting dirty,
when you.

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All right, all right, I'm out.