Dimension 20 moves D&D magic spellcasters to Full Steampunk with Cloud Word.

Dropout's Dimension 20 returns to its 26th and 9th seasons, featuring a main cast of brave heroes. This campaign is the first time Tabletop's role-playing show, Cloudward, Ho. This setting presents an interesting challenge for dungeon masters Brennan Lee Mulligan and players Sioban Thompson, Ally Beardsley, Brian Murphy, Emily Axford, Zach Oyama and Lou Wilson, who is obsessed with Dungeon & Dragon 5E. D&D has been changed and can be adapted to suit almost any genre, but mechanically the system is primarily built for highly magical, high fantasy stories. And traditionally, steampunk doesn't have many fantastical people or straight magical magic. As the Cloudword became clear, all Ho's castings are intentionally restricted to playing as human and non-spellcasters. The final adventure to discover the legendary continent that was believed to have disappeared in the distant past. The first episode features strong Atlantis. The atmosphere of Lost Empire and Treasure Planet, especially how fun the many characters are. In the new season, Thompson and Oyama play fighter jets called Vanellope Chapman and Daisuke Buckle Sby, respectively. Beardsley plays as a cheating name Olethra MacLeod (although episode 1 feels very insinuating that Olethra multiclasses into something like Artificer before everything is said and done). Axford plays a craftsman named Marya Junková. Murphy performs as an eavesdropper named Maxwell Gulch. And Wilson plays a ranger named Montgomery Ramontgomery. There are no six major spellcaster classes: magicians, god worshippers and D&D. “It's a fun limitation to putting on yourself, as magic and (magic) had to be secondary. There are so many (D&D) subclasses at this point. We can't play them all (so) a lot of work.” Vanellope allows D&D to cast magic and one person's magic. And it was a fun way to tell this story,” added Beardsley. “(We can ask) “What is exploration? What is technology? How is technology corrupted and manipulated (when) people become cheated?” It was quite fun, but I was a bit worried about my character's makeup and low level and not having any spells. But, while it was amazing, there were plenty of new ways to storytelling. Candy Crown (what if Game of Thrones existed in Candyland?), some of the cast role-playing as characters who have a secret to each other and setting. Thompson, Axford, Oyama and Wilson all perform as older characters and once flew together on the same airship for years, while Beardsley and Murphy characters are younger, more protected and inexperienced when it comes to adventure life. Their two characters basically meet characters from other cast members for the first time in Episode 1 (all characters technically met once a few years before the start of the adventure, while the other four were adults, Maxwell was barely older than the toddler, so Oresla feels like the newborn really doesn't really matter to them). Artisan. “We wanted to talk about boredom and aging,” Beardsley said. “It's a totally amazing story (in its own) but we wanted to throw another wrench. If we have young up-and-coming people too, they can meet heroes and they're trying to shake them up from that st wandering. It's like a kissing documentary – they all go to therapy together (and how do you know) it's really hard to stay with the same group of people throughout decades, not to mention decades, on a ship fighting for your life,” Thompson added. It begins with a flashback introducing the characters 20 years before the story begins. I've only seen the first episode of Cloudword ahead of the season premiere, and although I've only seen this dynamic snippet, I enjoy the mysticism I've already created. There are many secondary remarks and quick references to past adventures between Vanelope, Maria, Greatsuke, and Montgomery, and like Oresla and Maxwell, the audience is outsiders of these conversations and doesn't fully grasp what happened to the more experienced members of the crew. And I would like to know what's going on, especially what's going on in Marya in Axford. The artisans are particularly younger than the other experienced members of the group, and now the ghost and revenge-style Tinker is far from the confidant and gun-hitting explorer that I saw in a short flashback at the beginning of episode 1. “The storyline she didn't want to do,” Beardsley said. “And you could see it on her throughout the season when she was so moved and she was so absorbed in her character, and I was like, 'Amazing'. “After talking to Thompson and Beardsley, I'm extremely excited to see Axford play like Mary. “I did it. She was amazing. It was a really fun Emily season. It was a really fun 'everyone' season (and I loved everybody's character they came up with, but M really enjoyed it. The new episodes of the 20-episode season premiere on Wednesday at 4pm Pt/7pm ET. The first episode will be released on the Dimension 20 YouTube channel on June 11th, but all other episodes will remain exclusively for dropouts.