Bat'leth

Maybe because their blood gets so hot when they're in the heat of battle, that's why they're so ritualized.

Maybe they can start singing Meloda to calm somebody down if it feels like, hey, it looks like Krog might start hitting us with his Batleth.

I love Riker's very trust but verify here, like having metaphorically squirted him with the water bottle still lets Worf lead the way out of the holodeck instead of going first because he doesn't want to turn his back on Worf.

No, no.

Worf.

Worf is coming back from a Batleth tournament in which he wins.

And as he's coming back, they throw him a surprise birthday party.

But in the surprise birthday party, things aren't right.

Which is one of the things I did in second edition I really appreciated.

If you're playing a character who you're playing a Klingon, Bat'leth is pretty much a must-have, but that means that you're down talents for everything else.

And I like, I like the way they've done that.

Um, we'll cover tal- we can either cover talents once we've done this, or you can do it in, in the intervening time.

There's a Battlestar Galactica connection to the NXIVM cult.

There's a guy who used a Bat'leth to rob a bunch of convenience stores or corner stores.

There's a murder that took place in Canada, particularly heinous, But he based his motives on the Black Mirror series from Netflix.

So there's all these like really interesting places where science fiction and true crime and the real world are kind of connecting.

We ultimately learned that this is true.

It's Worf when he won that Batleth competition.

He chopped some guy's head off and it time-nutted all over everything.

Let's check back.