Kibo Co

Recalling my first significant DnD campaign and how I'd end it

Part 1 of 2

Hwasa I am available this Friday at noon

Yakuza 0 - Pretty good game

Hey gang! Long time no see. Hope y'all have been well and taking care of yourself. 

This episode has a small preface by me explaining the importance and emotional weight this episode has on me. It can make it a tad heavy, so heads up if you aren't in the right headspace for that type of an ep

Be well,

-Kibo

Yo!

New mic who dis? Need to work out some noise reduction stuff, so apologies for hearing my chair squeak and me touching random things on my desk lol

Giving some of my thoughts on Name of the Wind, a highly popular fantasy book by Patrick Rothfuss and recounting how I saw a Dance Battle yesterday in Chicago

My good buddy Ben hopped on the show to discuss things we like / dislike about Fantasy books, how to do good word building, and diversity in fantasy

Ben is extremely intelligent and well versed in the Fantasy genre, so tune in for his good talking points alone.

Also: there are heavy spoilers for Mistborn and Lies of Locke Lamora in this episode- so be warned!

Are shorter albums the natural progression for artists in the streaming age of music?

Will I ever find a meaningful love that will help me sleep at night?

One of these questions will be answered in today's episode!

Y'all ever seen Soul? Like the movie? Talking about the phenomena discussed in that movie when your soul leaves your body when you are big vibing 

Also I spent way too long on this week's episode art for a mid tier bit, but alas

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I have very little idea what a V-Tuber is. To alleviate this problem, I brought my good friend Chris on the show to educate me (and potentially some of y'all) on what a V-Tuber is!

Related, Chris streams on Twitch! He is also a fantastic streamer! Please give him a follow if you feel so inclined: https://www.twitch.tv/doctoreightball

To showcase my lack of V-Tuber knowledge, the art for this episode is a V-Tuber, I think. Idk Chris posted it in our fighting game chat and my monkey brain went "haha she has a gun thats comedy gold" and I slapped it on the ep.

We're back!

Continuing the discussion from last episode. Giving a personal example of two schools I've trained at and how one stalled in their evolution, and one embraced it