For the Corn Cuties!

The D20 crew talk the history of corn cuties and debate the pros and cons of being a satyr.

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### Runtime

1:32:05

TRANSCRIPT

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**For the Corn Cuties!** is the second episode of Adventuring Party. The main cast of Dimension 20 answers fan questions following the second episode of A Crown of Candy.

## Guests

### Cast

* Brennan Lee Mulligan
* Zac Oyama
* Emily Axford
* Siobhan Thompson
* Lou Wilson

## Highlights

### Questions Asked

* “why do you hate Lou so much that you kept on trying to kill him? Seems rude.”
* “Across all of the aired seasons, what has been your favorite magic item or weapon that you've gotten to use or see used? Can't wait to be emotionally wrecked by the rest of the new season.”
* “Hi gang, love the season so far. I hope everyone is happy and healthy across the full spectrum of the crew and cast. Does anyone have shoutouts of other projects the cast, crew, or friends of the show are involved with?”
* “Do you guys think that after the world goes back to normal you'll travel and do more live shows like you did with Griffin McElroy or Brian David Gilbert and what series would it be, "Fantasy High"? Love y'all and keep up the good work.”
* “yemalesbine would like to know if Brennan is so mean to all the characters because he is still mad at the rest of the cast for calling them Corn Cuties.”
* “In "A Crown of Candy" the PCs are already deeply intertwined through ties of family and duty. How did the character creation process differ especially for creating Ruby and Jet given that they're so close in the show? Did you all sit down and collaborate on your backstories or did Emily and Siobhan just really want to cause mayhem together?”
* “Do similarities in food group correlate to linguistic relation? As in, does it reflect realistic linguistic lineage candy people would gain as they were made of other things or was it just like French people like cheese?”
* “What are your favorite moments that really line up the mechanics of D&D with the role-playing elements? As in, how do class and abilities in the game help y'all craft your characters? For example, using city cleric for Kingston or multiclassing at key story moments.”
* “Brennan, love how you handle potential PC death, thank you. Quick question, are these afterlife scenes tailored to each PC or do you improv based on your knowledge of the world? Intrepid heroes, how do these moments inform your role-play?”
* “It is very clear that you are all comfortable enough with one another at the table to be able to make bold character choices. Many times these bold moves can lead to the most exciting and important outcomes. Have there been any specific choices that you or someone else at the table has made that moved you or made you feel proud?”
* “Hoot growl, y'all, big ol' purple heart emoji. Here's a lighthearted question for you. If you were a mythical creature, what would you be? If you were a mythical creature, what would you be?”
* “First of all, thank you so much for hours of wonderful entertainment. It truly is a blessing in these dark times. I have a question around the wonderful work of Rick Perry and his team. Have they ever had to push back on a scene or set because of what you've asked for has been unable to be done or do they manage to always nail what you've asked for? For the PCs, which has been your favorite battle scene out of all the series, thank you. Spring break, I believe in you!”
* “If each of you lived in Calorum, what type of food person would you be?”
* "Firstly, love y'all so much, even evil Brennan. But for a question, what's y'all's top favorite NPCs to play against from all your seasons combined?"