Chinese whispers

Mm.

Like you said, the telephone game.

Mm.

And it gets so watered down that by the time it gets from me, say, to Brandon-

But I will say this, when guys go to these classes, what we get told back is not what we're having a conversation about.

And I think that's where-

Well, I think, I think that's where the telephone game is, right?

Yeah.

And I hate to go back, but I love to go back.

I'm thinking about what if you take Abnormal and you take Death of the Author and you shove them together and now instead of two duet games you have a trio game and you're playing Telephone where you have the horrors who are influencing the author who is influencing and being influenced by the person the author is writing, who is also maybe reading the author.

And so you have like, I'm thinking like an epistolary game even maybe, where like the horrors are sending messages to the author and maybe at the beginning of the game, they're only dreams, they're only inspiration.

The author doesn't know they're from Eldritch Horrors.