Using monsters to tell stories that matter is the focus this episode, as Chris and Travis discuss what makes a monster, and how an intentional approach to capitalizing on their monstrous nature can elevate your tabletop sessions. 
 
 
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Using monsters to tell stories that matter is the focus this episode, as Chris and Travis discuss what makes a monster, and how an intentional approach to capitalizing on their monstrous nature can elevate your tabletop sessions. Join the conversation - reach out to dungeontheoryfeedback@gmail.com

Using monsters to tell stories that matter is the focus this episode, as Chris and Travis discuss what makes a monster, and how an intentional approach to capitalizing on their monstrous nature can elevate your tabletop sessions.&nbsp;
 
 
Join the conversation - reach out to <a href="mailto:dungeontheoryfeedback@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">dungeontheoryfeedback@gmail.com</a>

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Take a deep dive and sit in as Game Masters Chris and Travis bring their soaring rhetoric, penetrating analysis, and unrefined sense of humor to Dungeons and Dragons (D&amp;D) and other table top role-playing games.

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