Liz AndersonPanelistThank you for, for requesting that, 'cause otherwise I would have given you too much power.
I would've had bonus action.
Wow.
[laughs]
Mm
... nightmarish stage, where we've got two NPC slot... or two, uh, enemy slots in a row.
Okay
What do you mean three, really? [laughs]
[laughs]
Well, because it's a ship, and then the two parties that have landed on the Uhuru.
Mm.
Mm-hmm.
We do our best.
Uh, this isn't the large one, so these are the ones who are invading the lower decks, and we're gonna start out by the, uh, with the people who are by the, whatchama call it, the, uh, who are headed towards the rudder.
So they're at the back of the ship, and, uh, the rudder is one of those places where I think the Uhuru pirates are setting up first to defend.
They know that people are coming after them, especially because historically on the show, sabotaging a rudder is, like, one of the things we did.
[laughs]
Thank you for, for requesting that, 'cause otherwise I would have given you too much power.
I would've had bonus action.
Wow.
[laughs]
Mm
... nightmarish stage, where we've got two NPC slot... or two, uh, enemy slots in a row.
Okay
What do you mean three, really? [laughs]
[laughs]
Well, because it's a ship, and then the two parties that have landed on the Uhuru.
Mm.
Mm-hmm.
We do our best.
Uh, this isn't the large one, so these are the ones who are invading the lower decks, and we're gonna start out by the, uh, with the people who are by the, whatchama call it, the, uh, who are headed towards the rudder.
So they're at the back of the ship, and, uh, the rudder is one of those places where I think the Uhuru pirates are setting up first to defend.
They know that people are coming after them, especially because historically on the show, sabotaging a rudder is, like, one of the things we did.
[laughs]
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