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Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross read your responses to Starflight and Toe Jam & Earl.

• 1979 Revolution: Black Friday

• This is indistinguishable from actual dialogue in Juno

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Just in case you didn't catch them in the Player Handbook, they're back!

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• Dwarf (Dungeons & Dragons) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — Dwarves average four feet in height, with squat, broad bodies.

Here it is, folks, the finale of the Summer of Glum. Let's wash this taste from our mouth with a big slice of wedding cake.

Are you ready for uncomfortable sexual situations? Are you too charming for your own good? Then the Dryad might be for you, sweet thing.

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• Dryad - Forgotten Realms Wiki - Wikia — Dryads are fey-maidens who act as the protectors of forests and trees. They appear to be beautiful women with delicate features seemingly made of soft wood.

This raffle-winner episode about a terrible, outdated isometric collectathon comes with a SEVERE content warning for the last third of the episode... specifically for people who get squeamish about eye stuff.

In this special special appendix, Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross read your PVP stories from Dark Souls III.

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Kole, Ben, and Jala talk about Justin Roiland's new VR game, Rocket League Rumble, and we ask you about your favorite video game pack-ins.

• Steam changes review policy to stop key exchange reviews.

• Pokemon Generations is a new series of YouTube shorts.

• Justin Roiland is making a VR game with one of the Stanley Parable guys.

• What's your favorite video game pack-in?

• Jala: Portal 2. Gemini: A Journey of Two Stars. The Guest.

• Ben: Undertale. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Rocket League Rumble.

• Kole: Picross 3D Round 2

Exdragonanza closes with a whimper on a glorified manticore, and what amounts to a gigantic sea turtle.

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• Dragonne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — From a distance, the dragonne merely looks like a giant lion, with the exception of two metallic wings sprouting from its furred shoulders. upon closer inspection, however it becomes apparent that there is more to the dragonne than is first perceived.

• Dragon turtle (Dungeons & Dragons) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — The dragon turtle is a gigantic sea creature with the body of a turtle and a dragon-like head.

It's a legacy of value as we introduce THE DAYWALKER.

Now we enter a detour into the little guys, and hope we don't inhale a dragon faerie.

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• Dragonet (3.5e Creature) - D&D Wiki — This creature resembles a sleek, miniature dragon, slightly smaller than a housecat. It has a thin, long neck, fine scales, sharp, delicate horns and teeth. Its tail is roughly the same length as its body.