The boys are back in town for this next number about bards. First they discuss beers like any blue collared man, but after Andrew laments the lack of prestige classes and how times they are a changin, Jose finds his rhythm and leaves him high and dry to ramble on about the different colleges that bards come from, but not before touching on the bad reputation bards have. Things eventually take a downward spiral as the beat goes on, and Jose tells Andrew about what was probably the scariest subclass of all time.

In this back alley episode, the boys try their hand at pick pocketing with Mage Hand, when they get word through Thieves Cant of a big score at a nearby manor. Scaling the walls and picking locks were no problem, but when they failed their Stealth checks, Jose makes a quick getaway via swinging from chandeliers while Andrew tries a disguise that he probably put too much work into.

The DM Duo don their welding gloves and goggles and start feverishly toiling away on this episode on everyone’s favorite tinkerer. However, things quickly start to go haywire, and while Jose desperately looks for the tools to get this project back off the ground, he finds out that Andrew might have a couple of loose screws himself.

As the war drums thrum their deathly toll, Jose and Andrew sharpen their axes, pay tribute to Erythnul, and fly into a frenzied rage to pick out the finest skulls with which to drink from when they discuss the barbarian

In this enlightening episode, Jose meditates on the many paths a monk must walk, from using a sword like a painter’s brush to wielding the very forces of nature, and discovers inner peace. Meanwhile, Andrew sits in the corner and thinks about what he’s done.

As the DM Duo dig deeper into Sorcerers, they discover that the real magic has been inside them all along, they just had to believe. And also sometimes the real magic comes from the weather. Or dragon’s blood. Or spooky shadowy places. Or whatever, really.

In the third act of their investigation into classes, Andrew has Jose bear witness to the horrible cosmic truths, while also learning how to make a 1d10 cantrip just that much better.

In the second part of their deeper dive into classes, the DM Duo take a walk on the wild side. They forage for good berries, hug some trees, and discover their inner animal in this discussion about druids.

In this first installment of an in depth dive into classes, Jose and Andrew dissect the Ranger to determine what exactly was wrong with it, and discover that Wizards of the Coast fixed it in the best way possible

In this episode, Jose and Andrew palaver over paladins, bicker about bards, converse about clerics, discuss druids, rave about rogues, and rip apart rangers as they go over what they believe is the best and worst classes of Fifth Edition