mayoness,

I think.

I wanted to bust out a card here for Worm to have two dozen goons.

Great, thank you so much.

Which you're supposed to include in the character's deck.

The way this is going to work is we're all going to flip a card at once.

And then the highest card deals a wound to everyone else.

brought more than mayonnaise.

I'll keep my eye open, okay.

Okay, so this is how duels work.

I'm gonna walk us through the sheet.

When you meet an opponent in battle, speak a word to death, for she walks close beside you.

The short version of how this is gonna go, we're gonna build tension By setting all of our calling cards in the scene.

And then we're going to shuffle up our cards and flip and play like war at each other until someone runs away like a coward or dies terribly.

So first bit here is mounting tension.

When we

Um, with Band-Aids and Bullet Holes, can you tell us what Band-Aids a- and Bullet Holes is, and how it encapsulates a lot of these, these, uh, things you just identified?

Band-Aids and Bullet Holes is a, it's my John Wick simulator.

It's like a one-shot, it's a deck builder RPG that uses a standard deck of playing cards.

I, I really have always loved playing cards.

I love Magic: The Gathering.

I played a shitload of Slay the Spire, and I really wanted...

I, I, I looked around at a certain point and was like, "Why isn't there a deck builder RPG? I, I need a deck builder RPG." [laughs] I'm so...

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