as are we. Rob, who played the Shovel-Filth, has played other poop based characters in other games (most notably a dog poop demon in a particularly cursed Sorcerer game), so we were not surprised by the amount of fewmets flung about during scenes.

I think so. By the end many of the servant questions were answered in the previous two acts. Our group tends to fall headfirst into chaotic machinations as a default, so most of the friction didn't show up until the third act. Very My Life with Master vibes overall. Also, everyone LOVED drawing.

The Shovel-Filth was very dedicated to the dragon and the Room of Ease. He kept buckets of fewmets stashed around the lair for easy access. There was a lot of fewmet related action that came up in the course of play.

We had a lot of fun. The Pet, Shovel-Filth, Gate Keep and Fool were in play. We served Meloch, a necromancer dragon, whose lair was in the rotting body of a dead god, buried in the muck and mire of a particularly nasty swamp. The dead god was resurrected in the third act to end Meloch.

hahahaha also will be completely feral and murderous should this happen

also said Zoom call is being recorded for people that can't attend so your cat's screams are saved in perpetuity for all to enjoy #worstinternever