"Some spells don't work in this new land." That's part of the lore, believe it or not. WotES is set in the Hollow World, which is actually the interior of the planet Mystara, a classic D&D setting. The Hollow World was created by the Immortal Ka the Preserver as a sort of "nature preserve" for creatures and civilizations that are extinct on the surface. To keep the Hollow World safe from incursion by Mystara's surface-dwelling people, the Immortal made magic in general much more difficult. This makes the Hollow World more savage and dangerous than Mystara, more "Conan the Barbarian" in feel, than the standard D&D fare. It also probably explains why the human kingdom that was about to get wiped out by goblins just got suddenly teleported there. Safe to assume they were about to go "extinct."
@@beardstyle I didn't grow up with D&D or 1st edition AD&D, but I did pick up the Hollow World box as a child because it looked interesting. A lot of the cultures in the Hollow World felt like cut-and-paste Earth civilizations, though the new races like the Hutaaka were interesting.
@@dragonmaster1976z that's mystara in general. its so the dm didn't have to explain how everything worked they could just say its like this real world place. which I feel the forgotten realms struggles with. I could just say the grand duchy of karameikos is like 14th century poland. the empire of thyatis is like rome and so on so forth.
This realy makes my day, I was wondering if we would get some DnD goodness again, as I restarted watching your order of the griffin let's play ! I guess sometimes you roll a Nat 20 in life !
@@raze667 This! And your kinda supposed to focus other spells like sleep or grease in lower level D&D adventures a beginner trap magic users would fall into in the good ole days were taking damage spells too early when they only really deal the damage of common wood and steel weapons. Sadly Magic missile is so iconic that often these D&D video games started your magic users bad off.
@@agsdedluxferre2955 There are SOME cases to be made for Magic Missile, but not until like level 3, or 5. Always hitting is very important against some enemies who are immune/resistant to non-magical weapons.
@@raze667 I'd actually argue that it's actually really important in this game too, because those starting fights can be really tough, and you can get wiped by a pair of boars, or flying snakes, if your rolls suck.
@@raze667 There are many cases to be made for magic missile. Once you're at medium to high levels sleep becomes essentially useless because it doesn't level up with you, but magic missile does. In the hands of a high level magic-user, magic missile is a powerful spell,
This game is quite amazing. I remember getting this game when i was six years old. This is the game that got me started on D&D. jump to now, I'm running D&D games professionally for my work, all because of a game i played as a boy. it's wild. Glad you're playing it through Jared!
Jared you just unlocked my brain! No joke, for YEARS I've been trying to remember a Sega game I played as a kid. I searched for a long time trying to find it through images but all that came up was Ultima. The moment you stepped outside the town walls and that music played it came rushing back. I need to play this along with you! Thanks so much!
Hey Jared, here are some tips. If your party member dies you must reorder the party and re equip the weapons and skills. When you are on a non combat situation smash that sneak skill button until he hides successfully ( he will blink and show a HIDDEN text above his picture). He will stay hidden until he attacks. So do it always when on field or before you enter a 3d dungeon (because monsters move in turns like in combat so it's better to hide before enter any maze. And equip sling/bow on the dwarf and fighter too because they will be able to attack at distance and use their melee weapon when monsters are close. Good luck.
Hell Yeah, Even if this ends up not being a full series for whatever reason. I'm going to watch every video start to finish. This is a series I've wanted for a while (even suggested it in the discord lol). I played the hell out of this game growing up, and died out side the main gates of town so many times lol. Loved this game!
I don't think I can express just how profound an effect this game had on me as a kid. It helped me develop my writing style, sense of design, sense of direction, taste in music. Not saying it is some flawless masterpiece - it is blatantly unfinished in a lot of places. But it was a key part of my childhood that made me who I am.
Love the mandatory pause and jam session after the earthquake! Someone should seriously make a campaign out of this. Great story for such and old game.
God I love this game! And the music just slaps so goddamn hard! EDIT: oh boy, Jared's going hard mode class-wise I see, lol. No healer is really gonna hurt, since on a rest you get spells back and can spend them before resting to heal the party up (so you only end up resting 8 hours to restore spells, instead of multiple days to heal). Dwarves are basically the superior version of Fighters, but with slightly less movement on the overworld; movement is radial to the start point, and doesn't factor in obstacles, so if you can get around a wall, you have full movement away from it as if it wasn't there (aside from the space it took up). As it says at the bottom, "C advances roster", and you can rotate back to the first member and change them; you aren't locked into a choice. You really need to reroll them to at least have their two primary stats very good if you want a decent chance at getting through this game. EDIT2: Man, knowing where all the hidden content is in the castle and how much better it makes you is nuts. Also, changing HP from bars to numerical value in the options menu is way, way, way better. Also, EVERYONE needs the best available ranged attack available to them; either a sling or a bow (magic-users can't use bows, nor can clerics and maybe halflings, but everything else can IIRC); melee combat is more a last resort, especially when you don't have good armor for everyone (and also if you need to pull them out of combat because they're at 1 HP, lol), and once you transition to the pseudo-realtime of caves, you can fire projectiles via spamming their button, and that can clear out a LOT of dangers, including ones you entirely aren't prepared to deal with at that point in time. EDIT3: Jared, ALWAYS check shops any time you do something "big". You're also missing at least one shop on the left (west) of the entrance. EDIT4: lol Jared... Every death you get unequipped, it's annoying, yeah.
For some reason I Love these playthroughs of old super classic DnD games, even though I know next to nothing about dnd (besides what I learned from jerd), I don't know I guess the raw RPG-ness of it and how hardcore and strategic they are make them a nice fit for jared.
Absolutely awesome. I am fascinated by these games but I never played then when I was younger. Your previous playthroughs of old dnd games are some of my favorite videos!
Yoooo, this is awesome! I always love the D&D/EPG content on the channel. The game looks really good considering how old it is. Though it does seem punishingly difficult. As a kid I had a Genesis and no Super Nintendo so I wish I had known this game existed. It would have been great to play way back when. Looking forward to see how the play through goes!
Thank you for playing this, hope you do a full playthrough, either on the channel or twitch. I'm not going to step on your toes but if you have issues I could help nudge you (not spoil) in the next direction. I know u don't like that but just tossing it out for you.
Fun story, I used to own this as a kid (well more like my often-visiting cousin let us play it on his genesis) and I remember a small detail that I got traumatized by the sound effect of a character dying. No idea why. Nowadays it just brings back nostalgia of how hard the game was lol (especially as a kid with no DnD experience whatsoever, whether it be video game or traditional TTRPG experience)
These adventure games and point and click adventure games are my favourite series(s) from you. I've gone back and watched all your old dnd series, and Deathgate many times.
As soon as Jerd mentioned Basic rule set I was like: oh, duh, then I get what happened, this is Mystara lore, and this civilization was moved to the Hollow World at the time of it's destruction, which is a thing that can happen in Mystara.
I played this so much when I was a kid, and i've never gotten that far. I'm looking forward to seeing you continue this. RPG's are what I like watching you play. To be fair those are my favorite type of game haha.
you've never gotten as far as 3 barely-successful fights where you go back to the starting town after each? yeah that scans. old games were hard and I never got far as a kid.
@@KairuHakubi well I've been further than this. But I think after I got some magic boots or something in a cave to the east, I think. I never got past that. I think I was like eleven or so when I played this. Never owned it, this doesn't seem the kind of game you can beat on a rental.
@@KairuHakubi That happened with me once. someone had a save on Quest 64 at the end so I got to mess around with all the good stuff without the tedium.
So glad you're covering this game! A treasure from my childhood. Would you do a dos game? Mines of Titan or Circuit's Edge! i was anxious the whole time dilan was unequiped!
Always glad for more D&D Content! Your first DnDecember videos are what actually made me buckle down and try playing 5e, and now I'm a TTRPG addict! I was bummed when that series on the main channel stopped being a thing, so it's always good to see some DnD goodness.
Always in the mood for some D&D! I had no idea there were so many D&D games from back in the day. It makes sense, since this is around when they were making a big push into other media (like the cartoon), I just can't believe I hadn't seen anything D&D before Dark Alliance on the PS2! My childhood must be rife with near-misses where I almost noticed what would eventually be one of my favorite things ever.
I love finding out about these older D&D games and what they were like. By the time I was into it 3.5 was already long out and running into something as cool as this... I look forward to seeing more. And may Vlad's rocks find their target despite the amount of likes.
Oh, yes! Love seeing you play these D&D games. Especially the console ones. Granted, personally I'm still somewhat new to D&D video games in general, but these console versions are just fascinating to me.
I love it when you play these old D&D games it would be great if you did a full play through of some these console games like you did for the PC games at some point.
Oh man, I suggested this soooo many times for D&December. =D It's slow and tough, so I doubt you'll play through it all the way, but it's nice to see you giving it a shot! Whenever I played, I'd always make my magic-user yellow and name him "Johnny Raincoat." You can imagine why. =P
Love to see you play D&D! I'd watch every episode of this. Also, love the super-hard starts to old D&D games, where every character misses almost all their attacks.
You can tell it's a Western-developed RPG because you can use more than 6 letters in your names, not to mention the utter lack of childhood friends, mysterious waifs, Sokoban minigames, and swords longer than your characters are tall :)
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"Some spells don't work in this new land." That's part of the lore, believe it or not. WotES is set in the Hollow World, which is actually the interior of the planet Mystara, a classic D&D setting. The Hollow World was created by the Immortal Ka the Preserver as a sort of "nature preserve" for creatures and civilizations that are extinct on the surface. To keep the Hollow World safe from incursion by Mystara's surface-dwelling people, the Immortal made magic in general much more difficult. This makes the Hollow World more savage and dangerous than Mystara, more "Conan the Barbarian" in feel, than the standard D&D fare.
It also probably explains why the human kingdom that was about to get wiped out by goblins just got suddenly teleported there. Safe to assume they were about to go "extinct."
fascinating. also that explains that line about the upward curving horizon
This guy d&d’s
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed the extra lore. It's super interesting
@@beardstyle I didn't grow up with D&D or 1st edition AD&D, but I did pick up the Hollow World box as a child because it looked interesting. A lot of the cultures in the Hollow World felt like cut-and-paste Earth civilizations, though the new races like the Hutaaka were interesting.
@@dragonmaster1976z that's mystara in general. its so the dm didn't have to explain how everything worked they could just say its like this real world place. which I feel the forgotten realms struggles with. I could just say the grand duchy of karameikos is like 14th century poland. the empire of thyatis is like rome and so on so forth.
New D&D content and it ain't even December. Hope we get some new D&December this year, still rewatch the old ones from time to time
Story time Jerd, I want more D&D story time with Jerd!!!! His “Is it made of wood” video is the funniest D&D story I’ve seen.
D&December was the BEST
I always hope for more D&December!
Considering the movie coming out, I'm convinced he's gonna have PLENTY to talk about D&D-wise.
Ugh, hard disagree. D&Dcember is just a big wet fart of "oh, cool, nothing but gushing about hanging out with people for a whole month."
Aw, man, Peeb, Ian and Joof should be there... But it's good the editors are part of the fun
Its a nice change of pace, plus they are the ff crew now anyways
No Joof stab. :)
This realy makes my day, I was wondering if we would get some DnD goodness again, as I restarted watching your order of the griffin let's play !
I guess sometimes you roll a Nat 20 in life !
1d4 hit points *and* one cast of Magic Missile once daily? Most impressive.
it was meant to both illustrate, and balance the fact that wizards are BUSTED in later levels.
@@raze667 This! And your kinda supposed to focus other spells like sleep or grease in lower level D&D adventures a beginner trap magic users would fall into in the good ole days were taking damage spells too early when they only really deal the damage of common wood and steel weapons. Sadly Magic missile is so iconic that often these D&D video games started your magic users bad off.
@@agsdedluxferre2955 There are SOME cases to be made for Magic Missile, but not until like level 3, or 5. Always hitting is very important against some enemies who are immune/resistant to non-magical weapons.
@@raze667 I'd actually argue that it's actually really important in this game too, because those starting fights can be really tough, and you can get wiped by a pair of boars, or flying snakes, if your rolls suck.
@@raze667 There are many cases to be made for magic missile. Once you're at medium to high levels sleep becomes essentially useless because it doesn't level up with you, but magic missile does. In the hands of a high level magic-user, magic missile is a powerful spell,
Yes, I loved the previous DnD adventures on your channel - here's to many many more!
You were the guy who made me Love DND, I liked it before, but you made it for me!
So, I'm all onboard with this~
I just started getting into DND so seeing Jared plays this makes my heart smile!
Congrats to you on getting in to it! What class did you decide to try first?
@@twoshoedtommy8054 I went barbarian! Was told it was an easier class to start with and easier to learn the game
nice! here's to many natural 20s my friend
@@justinsuder9430 Barbarians are such a fun class to play too. Have fun.
This game is quite amazing. I remember getting this game when i was six years old. This is the game that got me started on D&D. jump to now, I'm running D&D games professionally for my work, all because of a game i played as a boy. it's wild. Glad you're playing it through Jared!
YAAAAS! Let's go! These old school DnD games are amazing. Gets me pumped for DnDecember Jerd.
Jared you just unlocked my brain! No joke, for YEARS I've been trying to remember a Sega game I played as a kid. I searched for a long time trying to find it through images but all that came up was Ultima. The moment you stepped outside the town walls and that music played it came rushing back. I need to play this along with you! Thanks so much!
Hey Jared, here are some tips. If your party member dies you must reorder the party and re equip the weapons and skills. When you are on a non combat situation smash that sneak skill button until he hides successfully ( he will blink and show a HIDDEN text above his picture). He will stay hidden until he attacks. So do it always when on field or before you enter a 3d dungeon (because monsters move in turns like in combat so it's better to hide before enter any maze. And equip sling/bow on the dwarf and fighter too because they will be able to attack at distance and use their melee weapon when monsters are close. Good luck.
Hell Yeah, Even if this ends up not being a full series for whatever reason. I'm going to watch every video start to finish. This is a series I've wanted for a while (even suggested it in the discord lol). I played the hell out of this game growing up, and died out side the main gates of town so many times lol. Loved this game!
Zimmerman St. Charles is dead
Lovely!
Dude shuffles in with three corpses, "It's us again."
Love that you are playing this. This was one of my RPG favourites back in the day. Though, you are going to have a hard time without a cleric.
jared ill give a hint explore the guard towers, the magic shope corner and the left side of the church in the castle for some good items.
I don't think I can express just how profound an effect this game had on me as a kid. It helped me develop my writing style, sense of design, sense of direction, taste in music. Not saying it is some flawless masterpiece - it is blatantly unfinished in a lot of places. But it was a key part of my childhood that made me who I am.
Glad to see Dylan getting some love
Love the mandatory pause and jam session after the earthquake! Someone should seriously make a campaign out of this. Great story for such and old game.
God I love this game! And the music just slaps so goddamn hard! EDIT: oh boy, Jared's going hard mode class-wise I see, lol. No healer is really gonna hurt, since on a rest you get spells back and can spend them before resting to heal the party up (so you only end up resting 8 hours to restore spells, instead of multiple days to heal). Dwarves are basically the superior version of Fighters, but with slightly less movement on the overworld; movement is radial to the start point, and doesn't factor in obstacles, so if you can get around a wall, you have full movement away from it as if it wasn't there (aside from the space it took up). As it says at the bottom, "C advances roster", and you can rotate back to the first member and change them; you aren't locked into a choice. You really need to reroll them to at least have their two primary stats very good if you want a decent chance at getting through this game. EDIT2: Man, knowing where all the hidden content is in the castle and how much better it makes you is nuts. Also, changing HP from bars to numerical value in the options menu is way, way, way better. Also, EVERYONE needs the best available ranged attack available to them; either a sling or a bow (magic-users can't use bows, nor can clerics and maybe halflings, but everything else can IIRC); melee combat is more a last resort, especially when you don't have good armor for everyone (and also if you need to pull them out of combat because they're at 1 HP, lol), and once you transition to the pseudo-realtime of caves, you can fire projectiles via spamming their button, and that can clear out a LOT of dangers, including ones you entirely aren't prepared to deal with at that point in time. EDIT3: Jared, ALWAYS check shops any time you do something "big". You're also missing at least one shop on the left (west) of the entrance. EDIT4: lol Jared... Every death you get unequipped, it's annoying, yeah.
dude i absolutely love this video your doing great keep it up!
Super excited to start another DnD series!!
Gone are the days of Peeb, Joof, Ian, Holly, etc. Now we've got "Editor Dylan" (why not just Dylan, lol), Vlad, and "Subscribe". Oof.
that last battle was very *interesting*. his team getting absolutely decimated and still refusing to use magic missile is certainly one tactic to use.
Hey, Vlad only looks out for one guy: Vlad!
I love these games, so excited to see you playing another one!
The whole goblin and man screaming bit at the start cracked me up more than it should. Have my like, good sir! :D
There are a ton of hidden items in the town, really helps you overcome the challenging start
Nice! Missed D&D content from ya, both video game and TTRPG.
For some reason I Love these playthroughs of old super classic DnD games, even though I know next to nothing about dnd (besides what I learned from jerd), I don't know I guess the raw RPG-ness of it and how hardcore and strategic they are make them a nice fit for jared.
Pretty sure this was my first D&D exposure ever! Awesome to see you play it! ^.^
Absolutely awesome. I am fascinated by these games but I never played then when I was younger. Your previous playthroughs of old dnd games are some of my favorite videos!
Yoooo, this is awesome! I always love the D&D/EPG content on the channel. The game looks really good considering how old it is. Though it does seem punishingly difficult.
As a kid I had a Genesis and no Super Nintendo so I wish I had known this game existed. It would have been great to play way back when. Looking forward to see how the play through goes!
There's something charming about seeing the very old games which clearly bit more than they could chew, design-wise.
Thank you for playing this, hope you do a full playthrough, either on the channel or twitch. I'm not going to step on your toes but if you have issues I could help nudge you (not spoil) in the next direction. I know u don't like that but just tossing it out for you.
Hell yeah, I love watching these old wacky D&D games that I definitely would not have the patience to play on my own. Keep 'em coming!
Omg Jared you made me so happy please play this to the end this was a gem of my childhood
It's cool that you're playing this. I am enjoying it a lot so far. Hope to see more.
Early DnD is super brutal because of low HP, haha.
Fun story, I used to own this as a kid (well more like my often-visiting cousin let us play it on his genesis) and I remember a small detail that I got traumatized by the sound effect of a character dying. No idea why. Nowadays it just brings back nostalgia of how hard the game was lol (especially as a kid with no DnD experience whatsoever, whether it be video game or traditional TTRPG experience)
These adventure games and point and click adventure games are my favourite series(s) from you. I've gone back and watched all your old dnd series, and Deathgate many times.
I am very much enjoying this already and Vlad's comments are just icing on the cake.
I like that this game has you exploring. since that's a big part of mystara.
As soon as Jerd mentioned Basic rule set I was like: oh, duh, then I get what happened, this is Mystara lore, and this civilization was moved to the Hollow World at the time of it's destruction, which is a thing that can happen in Mystara.
I love these DnD games, no matter how good they end up being. Recently got back into playing DnD too, so it's great to see :)
Thanks for playing this! I was immediately interested when it showed up in NowInThe90's.
Please keep up the D&d games. I can only rewatch Pools of Raidence 27 times!!!!
Oh, this playthrough is going to be magical! More plz and thank you!
This game was my first exposure to D&D when I was a little child, other than my father's AD&D books I couldn't read at the time.
Please continue the playthrough! I like your D&D game playthroughs and it's been awhile since you've done one.
I have returned to rewatch this LP
Love your enthusiasm for good ol d&d. This will be a good one.
This game was actually my introduction to D&D as a kid! And I like to think it was a good one.
I played this so much when I was a kid, and i've never gotten that far. I'm looking forward to seeing you continue this. RPG's are what I like watching you play. To be fair those are my favorite type of game haha.
you've never gotten as far as 3 barely-successful fights where you go back to the starting town after each?
yeah that scans. old games were hard and I never got far as a kid.
@@KairuHakubi well I've been further than this. But I think after I got some magic boots or something in a cave to the east, I think. I never got past that.
I think I was like eleven or so when I played this. Never owned it, this doesn't seem the kind of game you can beat on a rental.
@@Sandcrab1317 indeeed. man game rental was so weird back then. you'd kinda hope to get someone's old save file full of good stuff.
@@KairuHakubi That happened with me once. someone had a save on Quest 64 at the end so I got to mess around with all the good stuff without the tedium.
So glad you're covering this game! A treasure from my childhood. Would you do a dos game? Mines of Titan or Circuit's Edge!
i was anxious the whole time dilan was unequiped!
This game *is* hard, but it is made much harder by how inefficiently Jared is playing.
And I wouldn't have it any other way.
Glad seeing this game getting some love! there's some pretty swell starting equipment if you explore around the castle and the church ;)
This is easily my most favorite Let's Play in the recent past! I love this.
I just finished reading the Expert rule book. Sooo awesome to see that there is a video game of Basic Dungeons and Dragons!
This is the D&D game I played the most as a kid and I'm really excited to see you at it.
Always glad for more D&D Content! Your first DnDecember videos are what actually made me buckle down and try playing 5e, and now I'm a TTRPG addict! I was bummed when that series on the main channel stopped being a thing, so it's always good to see some DnD goodness.
Love these D&D classic play through vids. I lived for the gold box game vids.
Not taking a cleric with you and a fighter/dwarf combo is both impressive and ballsy in an old school D&D game, excited for this series.
Always in the mood for some D&D! I had no idea there were so many D&D games from back in the day. It makes sense, since this is around when they were making a big push into other media (like the cartoon), I just can't believe I hadn't seen anything D&D before Dark Alliance on the PS2!
My childhood must be rife with near-misses where I almost noticed what would eventually be one of my favorite things ever.
I love finding out about these older D&D games and what they were like. By the time I was into it 3.5 was already long out and running into something as cool as this... I look forward to seeing more. And may Vlad's rocks find their target despite the amount of likes.
Love Jared's DND videos. Hope this is a complete playthru.
i can see this becoming a lot of fun to watch if this becomes a series.
vlad adds a good seasoning to this as well.
I am so happy, I was hoping you would play this game when you showed it off in "Now in the 90s" I use to have this game and loved it so much.
I love when you play old d&d RPGs it's the best to watch.
I love when Jerd plays rpg's because he usually tends to rp in the g's.
Great job as always, love to see these old DnD games. I'd love to see a full playthrough, struggles and all!
Always love watching these old DND games. Pool of Radiance was one of my favorite series on this channel.
I am digging this series so far! ALso, loving the editor commentary :)
This was my favorite game on the Genesis,glad to see you playing it.
Might be cool to see Jared play Knights of the Chalice, a modern game largely inspired by this with 3.5 D&D ruleset.
I always love your D&D game videos and look forward to more of this one.
Oh man I'm so hyped, I saw this on Now in the 90s and HOPED you'd play through it!! Whoooooooo!
Oh, yes! Love seeing you play these D&D games. Especially the console ones. Granted, personally I'm still somewhat new to D&D video games in general, but these console versions are just fascinating to me.
childhood memories of this game as my older brother played this heaps
O YES! More DnD! Also no cleric in the party in DnD 1 rules? This will go so well!
i couldnt smash the like button hard enough! I love your D&D game content!
This is super cool! I'm so stoked for this playthrough!
Hell yes! Ive missed DnDember. I've been waiting for this day!
And oh how Ive missed games being this brutal.
It’s cool to see you playing this one in particular since there doesn’t seem to be as much about it online as a lot of other games
Yes, half to an hour long DnD game episodes I am HERE for it Jared
Peace out Vlad my boy. I will watch through this series a few times in honor of your great adventure.
Dude, you brought me back to 1995...I want to play this again sooooo bad! Thanx btw.
Man, I love watching Jared play D&D games.
Let the bards praise our courage, because they're sure not allowed in our party.
This is easily one of my favorite Genesis games. Glad to see Jerd giving it a serious spin.
I love it when you play these old D&D games it would be great if you did a full play through of some these console games like you did for the PC games at some point.
Oh man, I suggested this soooo many times for D&December. =D
It's slow and tough, so I doubt you'll play through it all the way, but it's nice to see you giving it a shot!
Whenever I played, I'd always make my magic-user yellow and name him "Johnny Raincoat." You can imagine why. =P
I've been relistening to this LP alot, it's become very calming for me personally especially for me who's a casual DnD fan but loves old brutal rpgs.
more of this please, I love watching you play old D&D games
Love to see you play D&D! I'd watch every episode of this. Also, love the super-hard starts to old D&D games, where every character misses almost all their attacks.
I love you playing D&D games and would love to see more!
You can tell it's a Western-developed RPG because you can use more than 6 letters in your names, not to mention the utter lack of childhood friends, mysterious waifs, Sokoban minigames, and swords longer than your characters are tall :)
So happy that you decided to play this game Jared it's going to be a great series.
So excited for a new dnd game play through can’t wait to watch it all!
Seeing Jared do dnd content warms my heart.
I agree the music slaps! Thanks for showing this game, I'm going to have to try it out! Keep up the good work man.
I'm here for this, Jerd. This should be a fantastic time!