I'm going team 1, but it will be close

After completing the finale today, I think of it as a combo of the 1st 2 (historical narrative), with the 3rd as the guide. As an Exandrian home game DM, I watched it as entertainment, aside from watching it as any DM would (thinking of threads/possibilities at my own table).

I specifically notice mine coming out when I call home or am around them. Students say I have "lecture" accent, where I tend to enunciate more clearly. Otherwise, it's a slight southern. The closest comparison I have for my original accent is the actor Lucas Black (Tokyo Drift) who is from my area.

In college (under and grad), I masked mine (northern AL) until Dr. McClive, an FSU History Professor from England, made the statement that she had hid hers until she realized that she should be proud of it, as part of who she is. It helped me find confidence in my accent in academia.

Having discovered this post in my search for accounts from my place of employment, I would be happy to answer as much as I know about this new program. I am part of the history department here and am happy to discuss it.