Do other shows have the sheer artistic vision to start a combat encounter with the phrase "[they] immediately start telescoping out their limbs and start transforming into flesh-robot-beasts?" No. But Dangerous Times at Chillhaven High does, and it feels like some sort of cosmic wrong has been righted.

It's a credit to the cast and a credit to Urban Shadows that this much backstabbing, frontstabbing, intrigue, and outrigue can all happen on mic and stay compelling. What a game!

Follow the Leader is a show that's really committed to doing TTRPGs right. Right by participants, right by listeners, right by the games. The whole cast models good collaborative behavior. The show is funny when it's time to goof, it's serious when it's time to have feelings, and it showcases some fascinating games that I'd otherwise not have encountered.