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>Honestly I have no idea how Bear system does that and yet wants to play another in-system game, that's insane

We Bears are a rare breed, driven by unknown supernatural forces. We're probably going to play a bunch of NPCs off in another part of the map in our spare time. It will also help us get the hang of everything, there's so much potential here. So you might meet alternate versions us at the guild with our own DM Autumn, and Joy will be a player! We'll say hi if we see you. If we can manage it and it makes sense, at least you'll be second guessing every group you meet now. We'll likely be a party of 4 because that's the sweet spot, but I'm not sure who wants to play. Joy, Misha, Gwen for sure, another me maybe but different?, SheShe as Bear's goddess as she likes that role and perhaps none other than Bear himself as a criminally insane survivalist or something and if we're in DnD la-la land we can all be his isekai harem! (you know that frickin type where the guy won't have sex with anyone cause that frickin Bear is like that and it's stupid but we love him anyway) and then probably document it on our blog and link it somewhere in case you just cant get enough Dungeons and Bears if we do. We did some trials and are still working out logistics like map progression and automated encounters. We won't be stepping on your quests though because dang that will get messy.

[Joy] The Bear brain is a curious thing. Capable of super-human actions in some ways and then completely inept in other ways. When it wants to do something, there some sort of singularity of fervor, activity and stamina, and if it doesn't want to do it, then it approaches koala level intelligence.