BREWding Nerds

In this conclusion to our multipart series on Goblins we are focusing on...Kobolds! We look at modern day Kobolds through the eyes of Dungeons and Dragons 5e. We all realize they're funny, petty, gender fluid creatures who like to keep animals in cages and on sticks.

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Elf tests the sports knowledge of Badger and Reaper to make the Olympics, and other sports, a bit more exciting.

Badger discusses the characteristics of Goblins and Hobgoblins through the world of Dungeons and Dragons, Goblin Slayer, and Harry Potter. One of these things will bring us back where we started.

Badger helps us connect the dots on what happened to the idea of goblins between The Middle Ages and modern day. The BREW crew helps fill the time discussing the power of stories passed down, and their own goblin D&D characters.

Upon Borderlands 3 making an appearance Reaper leads a discussion on what we've seen, what we know, and what's yet to come.

Jag is back as Badger does a dive into the origins of Goblins from around the world. Use our "knocker" and "hob"ble into our world of short, hairy, and grotesque men.

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Elf has had some crazy future vision lately. He would like to know what everyone's plan is when the "equipment" stops working. How are we going to lube it up? The BREW crew discusses.

Badger has information on St. Patty's Day, who Saint Patrick his, and how certain traditions came about in the American version of the holiday. Also...everyone gets to learn about a new definition courtesy of Urban Dictionary.

Reaper helps lead the discussion on Bioware's AAA title "Anthem" post launch. The BREW crew discuss the quality of story, different builds for their own characters, and some end game material. This is NOT spoiler free.

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Elf comes to us with a project. We have set out to create a scale of Quantity vs. Desire so we more readily judge others...and ourselves.