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Campaign 2 is also going to be adapted to an animated series, so you could wait for that, and Campaign 3 absolutely requires watching the other 2.

TMP3 is gonna have online matchmaking as well as normal Jackbox room code type play.

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My parents were going to be in Florida for the whole month of March, but last week their trip got cut short when my mom got hit by a door dasher while bike riding, didn't get his info because she thought she was fine, and later realized she had broken her arm and the adrenaline hid the pain...

If by a lot you mean 2 full season 1s, and a 6 episode season. They do post every first episode of a season on YouTube as a teaser though.

Here's a free shorter d20 campaign to try.

Dimension 20 is fun short bite campaigns but you need Dropout. If you want podcasts, my favorites are NADDpod and Worlds Beyond Number. (NADDpod and D20 are more comedy based, Worlds Beyond Number is dramatic storytelling)

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A broken clock is right twice a day after all.

Ehhh, my hot take on this is that you don't need to spend tons of money on art for a home tabletop game, unless it's a thing everyone in the group agrees to share cost on. Running a game alone is already a ton of work and time. Getting really nice art is fun and nice, but shouldn't be a thing...

Man, I remember getting so sensory overloaded that I would just grit my teeth and scream, and let me tell you to this day my mom will still make fun of it. Oh but they will give me lots of terrible advice on how to deal with my diagnosed son.

I got side letters on my keycaps for specifically this reason. Not that I ever look at my keyboard anyways.

This picture just reminds me of that one scene in The Wizard

Voice, sure. Power? Laughable.

I watched the first episode just now and I need to take a break before the second because FUCK. I am so ready for the rest of this season but it is A LOT. I kind of liked the way this episode was put together. It felt like a nice metaphor for two broken men.

I've been in a few all gender bathrooms and they are generally nicer than gendered bathrooms because they actually go through the effort to make stalls private and secured.