I played this while listening to the Adventure Zone and got to the part where the DM revealed that one of the PCs had a sibling, but that the sibling was trans for no real reason. It didn't factor in and it was already a twist that the sibling existed to begin with, so the only reason I can think of that he would do this is for brownie points. This doesn't happen until you're already like 40 hours in so you've wasted too much time not to see through things to the end. It blemished an otherwise pretty good D&D podcast, but as long as you think of the hidden secret sibling as being the character's weird mentally ill brother that nobody wants to offend, you can just about stomach the rest. If you're gonna include it, at least have the more sensible characters look at him and be like "that that that that's a...uh...that's a man"

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