"The Multiverse According to Paul" was an excellent bit and well worth everyone's time, thank you Christopher for making that happen. :3
I'm so glad we know how to spell Hud Bwyta now. :D Wish I could remember what the heck it is. Nightmist monster?
Oh dear, the Andy questions are becoming a Thing now...
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Rabit
2020-09-29 17:37 UTC
#3
Oh, Andy questions have been a thing for a while -- it was just in-person, before. ;-)
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Powerhound_2000
2020-09-29 17:48 UTC
#4
They've just become more prevalent as Paul is part of the podcast.
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Godai
2020-09-29 22:15 UTC
#5
"The Multiverse According to Paul" needs its own dedicated wiki page.
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Sea-Envy
2020-09-30 06:20 UTC
#6
The Hud Bwyta was a magic eating worm. it disenchanted magic items and removed spells
It grew from finger size to bus size
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TakeWalker
2020-09-30 12:53 UTC
#7
Sounds like a Nightmist monster all right. :B
Also forgot to mention that "innumerable mites that cannot poop" is one of the funniest strings of words I have ever heard. XD
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dpt
2020-09-30 13:58 UTC
#8
What was Paul's outtake complaint about 'tortilla'?
And I totally want to see Brathwhite cosplaying as Axist next Gen Con.
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TakeWalker
2020-09-30 20:46 UTC
#9
It's "tor-ti-ya" but not "va-ni-ya".
It's an interesting point to bring up actually, since both words originate from Spanish, yet only one keeps the Spanish pronuncitation.
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Jeysie
2020-10-01 04:02 UTC
#10
FWIW, the tortilla/vanilla thing was one chunk of an entire amusing digression about how wack English is as a language.
Also friendly pimping on WalkingTarget's behalf that he goes and checks spellings with Christopher before doing his summaries on Reddit/the wiki. So the wiki knew how to spell Hudbwyta! :3
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McBehrer
2020-10-02 00:33 UTC
#11
What up, first letter! Fun fact: since writing that, I found that Fantasy Flight rebranded their sleeves to GameGenic. They are still there same quality, but now they aren't super tall. So that's pretty cool.