Some post-TAZ Royale finale questions (already submitted for TTAZZ):
It seemed like there was some effort to pry on backstories by reading each other's memories while sharing Swamp Thang's body. With the above-table understanding that Royale was probably always going to end up being a team-up against a greater threat, did any of the players consider how they might take out a fellow player for the sake of advancing in the Conclave? Did their characters come up with any strategic insights about each other?
What would the characters have used as their one Wish spell based on where they were at the start of the campaign? What sort of ultimate prank would Pranklin have wished for?
Which Aspirant that died before being introduced does Griffin wish got more podcast time? Which Aspirant would the players like to see get their own spinoff show?
When can we expect some new TAZ music releases? I loved the final fight version of the Royale theme song, really fun take on Louie Zong's track.
Would they consider running a PvP one-shot where the Aspirants try to take down a pupated and metamorphosed Hellgrammite before he can spread his power to the Scritch and stage a global takeover? That could make for a fun live show.
What were the names of the unidentified Arch Wizards of the Octave? Did they all follow a numbers-as-names format? Were these the same names as the original Octave, or were they complete fabrications by Chris?
Can we get the unrevealed innate spells of the rest of the Aspirants? This doesn't have to be in the recording if it's boring episode content, Griffin can just email me his notes, it's cool
Was Jon Arbuckle a real normal human guy, or another of Chris' illusions?
What was the Phantom Librarian? A casting of Unseen Servant?
Does Royale take place in our Earth's far future? What caused the Aspirants to spontaneously receive memories of real-world elements like Christmas and the Titanic?
What was the Gentleman's relationship with Death? Did Death appear to him when he stopped time as he did with Rictus, or was that just Death's effort to connect with the latest Ravenwood and convince him to give up his family's psychopomp legacy?
Does Akari stay in Hellgrammite's head after he demonstrates his mastery over her and the echo mites?
Was there any spell the players were particularly gunning for during the Conclave, either just from general D&D knowledge or specific observation from another Aspirant?