Lore Drop 7 - Danger Noodle!
ApocaPodcast: A Sci-Fi DnD Style Actual Play Audio Drama in a Post-Apocalyptic WastelandShow Notes
In this Lore Drop I speak with one of my players, Justin, who will be playing a melee oriented mutant humanoid serpent. He talks a little bit about his character and we walk through the character creation process for the ABC system.
See the Danger Noodle Trading Card on our Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/DangerNoodleTradingCard-1
See the draft Character Sheet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/THEABCGM/status/1622786792154955776?s=20
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