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Feb 10, 2025 8 min

Enemy Mine – Greyhawk ’76 (Ep. 6)

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Ken recaps his group's second session using the D&D 2024 rules, with specific looks at Blade Ward (spiffy spell, won't save you from critical) and Mastery (a character ability that unlocks special characteristics of weapons). Chapters 0:00 - Welcome to Greyhawk '761:10 - The Burrow Boys Arrive: Ogres, Halflings, and a Goliath3:20 - Trickery and Tragedy: Illusions, Combat, and Critical Failures5:10 - The Standoff Turns Deadly: James Fairheight’s Fate7:00 - D&D 2024 Playtest: What We Learned Listen to the Episode Watch the Episode Watch Enemy Mine - Greyhawk '76 (Ep. 6) on YouTube.

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