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Hello there and welcome back to Voyagers of the Jump. For those of you who are joining us for the first time, I'm sure this will probably be very confusing.

See, go back in the beginning and watch the whole thing straight through. That'll be much clearer. But regardless, welcome.

We are the Twin Peaks episode. If you're a little confused, well, just go back to the beginning, please.

Just catch up. No, but we welcome everybody, even if you don't know what the hell is going on.

And if you don't know what the hell is going on, we are playing the Traveler RPG, the famed sci-fi adventure RPG in which you can die in character creation and also other times too.

I can't remember if we talked about this in our character creation episode, but any of you died in the Seth Skid, have you ever died in Traveler when you're making a character?

Oh, yeah. In the old days, all the time.

I started with Manga's second, so... Yeah.

Yeah, Seth, you're relatively new to the game, despite...

I have a social surprise.

This is my first game, not this session, but this is like as a player, this is actually the first time I get to play play.

Yeah, I have. I've done every other role except for the part that everybody wants to do.

For sure.

So funny. I always assume that Seth had played, you know, since the old, the olden days, like as I had.

Oh, right. So...

Just say, you get a little close, they're skinned.

No, I'm older than all of you.

I assume you just don't need to just play.

No, I know. It was because actually, because like Traveler is like one of the oldest games, it's one of the oldest RPGs out there.

And there's actually, there's a great on YouTube, I tweeted it out probably several weeks ago at this point, but I tweeted it out.

Somebody didn't interview with Mark Miller who created the original game.

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