The fourth installment of the XPT Podcast focuses on the concept of moving into and through a war zone, and in it, I think of a man who, through choices not his own, avoided possibly dying in the Holocaudst.

We discuss former Orioles pitcher Moe Drabowsky briefly; he was born in Poland in 1935, was Jewish, and his family moved to America one year before World War II began in Europe when Germany invaded Poland.

We also delve into a strange legal situation overseas - whether you're allowed to have chewing gum in the nation of Singapore, and the latest offering on the XPT Patreon page - the Caravansary of Bedrine, run by an experienced, friendly fellow who's never been found to have contraband, but has a reputation for taking it all manner of places.

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The third installment of the XPT podcast delves into the possibilities which abound when wizards work for hire at doing things other than blowing up orcs.

What if the wizards of the world combined their skills to handle international banking? What if a guild specialized in helping farmers make more money through augmenting crop yields? Isn't there some way to monetize all these spells?

Of course! And DM Dave goes into it, scratching the surface on how a mage can make some serious money - as well as discussing the risks inherent in keeping the identiies of bank-employed spellcasters safe...

Another Patreon product has dropped, and we hear a little bit about that as well - a weaponsmith with walls made of ice that never melts, despite two people working smelters to make some of the best, most expensive blades in the world.

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