#skipper d20

[dropoutconfessions]

people are free to dislike starstruck for a confusing plot or not enjoy the setting, but the main thing I love about is how much fun the players seemed to have with it. all of the players seemed to have a blast with it, everyone got a storyline (whether it be silly or not) and when the players enjoy themselves I do too

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[dropoutconfessions]

My only disappointment with the London Time Quangle was the lack of Boggy. I dunno. The mental image of Skip holding Boggy, just came to me and now I'm yearning what could've been.

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[dropoutconfessions]

Sorry not a confession but more of a little nerd out because I have no one irl to share this with. I just started a starstruck odyssey after watching all of fh, the first season of unsleeping city, and crown of candy, and so far I think it is one of my favorites. I came to d20 with zero dnd experience, but have caught on after watching five seasons, so the star wars set up is a little confusing to me, but I find it really enjoyable so far. I'm only on the fourth episode but it is SO FUNNY which I wasn't expecting. Obviously they're a group of comedians so they naturally joke around, but coming off of more intense/darker campaigns like CoC the comedy hit me way harder than I was expecting. Skip is making me laugh so hard I cry, and I actually immediatly clocked that the captain was a different vibe than Zac's normal characters. I don't want to spoil anything, but then at the end of the first episode I immediately thought "right ok this is more like Zac".

P.S. the voice Siobhan does for Riva scratches my brain just right the way she says putty at first I thought I was going crazy and couldn't remember if Siobhan always had that accent.

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