GT&C Episode 17 Aftershow | A New Arrival! | ft. Destiny | Post Show Discussion
April 18, 2019
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In today's Aftershow of GT&C we welcome a new arrival to our party - the elven Warlock Kumo! Destiny's new character arrives on the scene on this show and our story begins anew.
This was one of the best episodes of D&D yet. The party is coming together! Kumo is an excellent addition to the party and a well-thought out character. In this Aftershow episode we have Destiny on to discuss the thinking behind his new Dungeons and Dragons character.
What follows in this video is a great conversation between Destiny and I about his new character. We also get into the character arc of Gerald, now the oldest party member, and some of the existential struggles he has.
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