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Published by Jordan Holmes
The hosts of your favorite podcasts gather together in the virtual space to play a fantasy role playing game. Given a quest by a mysterious stranger, they must band together in order to defeat him, but mostly what they do is hang out and get on each other's fantasy nerves. Starring Marty Derosa, Sarah Shockey, Liz Anderson, Dan Friesen, and written by Jordan Holmes
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The cast is introduced, their characters meet each other, a wizard appears, a dog is tempted.
The party continues its journey, stopping here and there along the way like any good road trip, their bond deepens, some disappointment, then, a structure.
Our adventurers have broken into the impossible castle only to find a sleeping wizard surrounded by dangerous traps.
Our adventurers find themselves in a new room, one that is also conspicuously themed and almost certainly violates numerous laws.
Our intrepid adventurers are precariously poised over a percolating pit of putrid pasta (metaphorically), can they, will they, wriggle out!?
Our valiant heroes enter the penultimate chamber to defeat the penultimate wizards in an ultimate wrestling event!
In the 7th episode of our 6 episode series, Breyonn (or is it?) Thomas (Or is it?!) Roger (it is) and Dutch (no spoilers) find themselves in a (not the) cube.
The final episode, episode 8, of our 6 episode season. Recorded live at The Lincoln Lodge.
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Observed September 17, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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