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The Evil Abbot Part III (Patreon)

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2022-06-18 12:01:01
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The PCs search for a missing sister Agnes. 

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Comments

MrGunn

Love the curio cabinet with all the nice trinkets with the layer of D&D terrain covering the top :D. You do a great screeching zombie. Nice to see combat with the d4 timer, did not see your players using any Deathbringer Dice, do they normally save them?

Jim Van Cura

Hey PDM, thanks again for a fun episode. Have you considered two cameras. one wide shot and one zoomed in on the dungeon pizza? The pizza wouldn't be so pixelated that way. And seeing as you are soon to break into the big time you could get a multi-camera setup ;)

Scott Spears

I love the speed of combat. The joy of low hit points.

Jared Davis

I really enjoy watching your group play D&D together. It’s the foremost reason I became one of your patrons. This is a fun adventure you’ve got going. When you filmed this video, we’re you still using Luck Dice, or had you already transitioned to Deathbringer Dice? I too enjoy your use of low hit points. After, a couple of years of playing “heroic fantasy” characters, one of my players recently stated that the idea of fewer hit points was appealing because it would make combat more lethal and force the players to find creative solutions other than just rushing into combat. If this trend keeps up with them, I may yet get them to try out your Deathbringer rules.

Broton

I binged all the Evil Abbot videos yesterday, thoroughly enjoyed them. I want to say thanks to the group for agreeing to have the sessions made (semi)public - not everyone would be comfortable with that

W Nash
>>86490309

I feel the same way. Thank you so much to you and your players. I am a patreon to watch the live-play sessions and I often wait to savor them with a nice Beaujolais. I do watch other streams, but they are usually Hollywood productions. There is nothing more interesting to me than the "average, normal" group playing out an interesting story.