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We were playing Tomb of Annihilation last week, and the players came across a man drenched in honey, being attacked by a swarm of bees.

It seems like every time I try to sit down and write a blog, I find another blog that says what I want to say, except better.

In episode 3, I posit that your world history should be virtually unknown, and discovery should be a natural part of the game, both for the GM and the players. I (seemingly) made the case that you shouldn't invest in your world history because it's mostly a waste of time.

This topic came up when we were recording recently. There are some dark implications if goblins are people.

Today, we're putting airlines out of business.

Sometimes its the simplest spells that we most often overlook.

  As you might expect, I think about D&D a lot. In fact, I'm almost always thinking about it. About a year ago, I started thinking about how magic would impact the modern world if it suddenly appeared one day.

In D&D, you can cheat death. There are spells (powerful though they may be) that literally bring a person back to life.