Lore You Should Know - Geography of Wildemount

Chris Perkins joins Greg Tito to discuss the Geography of Wildemount, a part of the upcoming Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. (This is a re-upload from an earlier LYSK video, we will be working through those archives over the coming weeks and months.)
Lore You Should Know is a segment as part of the Dragon Talk Podcast, the official Dungeons & Dragons podcast. Find it anywhere you find Podcasts.
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[@theouterlimits7788]

Chris Perkins need his own show on history channel talking about dnd history. I would get cable just for that

[@hambinger]

Gotta say when Chris Perkins says, "But I'm not going to go into that..." I always groan. The only reason I would watch these videos is for the depth of understanding Mr. Perkins possesses. I can catch any old streamer to get the 411 on the surface stuff that is in the book. Thanks all, either way. Sounds like a really cool supplement!!

[@jonash440]

I could listen these two talk for hours... Luckily, there is many videos/podcasts that able me to do so! 🤩

[@davea6314]

I just ordered Explorer's Guide to Wildemount as a new book 2 days ago, Nov. 3, 2021, for only $12.50 plus shipping and tax on eBay. The total was $17.63. I think that I got a great deal considering the book is new.

[@jaimegallegos1314]

Looking forward to all the lore from Critical Role, but also just excited to have access to all these diverse places for personal games!

[@LordDragox412]

Can't wait to unleash the fiery birb and have him eat da fishy snek and dirty wurm and become the Wildemon Master!

[@incitingariot9925]

They need Dani, the lore master of critical role....

[@PalleRasmussen]

It is SPURT!!!

[@incitingariot9925]

"11 days...."

[@brianwendt2520]

Lo Yo Sho Kno

[@Lolan1111]

Please bring back Dice Camera Action with all the original cast..

[@Vespuchian]

I'd be fine with new players and characters as long as it's in continuity with the old sessions. For me what put DCA above other shows was Chris as DM: having D&D's chief story editor as the guy in the black hat lent the show a sort of credibility, like however off-the-wall things in game were, they were still sort of canon to the setting. Even if they brought back DCA with a new DM like Kate it would still have that feeling of 'a version of these events really happened'.

[@cafecaram4747]

now... lets see. you have so MUCH screenspace and waste it with this windows thing ... why? it just makes this interview so cramped and complicated. from 1:35 it is much more inviting and friendlier. and then you change it back ... sigh. and no the open view is not distracting. i realy dislike this style becasue you do not feel invited to that table. just go and watch the other interviews that are recorded openly for example larry king, for you living in the US. anyway thx for the interview, it was informativ and usefull but not very including. Mr. Perkins, i loved your explanation, but would have liked some additional southern peripherial wildemount hints. PS: i switched to a game and finished listening... why even bother to film ^^

[@DNDWizards]

Thanks for the feedback, we will discuss it with the team. As for why record it, these are live streamed (normally) on Fridays as content for our Twitch viewers, and additionally are thus put up here for VODs. But primarily the audience is meant for exactly what you mentioned in your postscript, to be consumed as audio.

[@cafecaram4747]

@@DNDWizards oh, i did not know that. this makes sense. thank you. i just should have pushed the "show more" button. it says there that it was recorded as a podcast.

[@rtyler7186]

perkins was there the night the CR crew should have been TPK'ed. now we get to talk about it. I see no problem here.

[@Ryotbh]

Funny how the map was one of the parts I was looking forward to and feel fell short. The colours feel a bit too washed / dreary, prefer the maps from some of the other modules.