SURPRISE!

Here is a sneak peek? sample? trial run? of an "extra" show where we discuss the session we just played, but also get distracted by lots of other very important and life changing topics.

If you like it and want more, let us know!

Our heroes explore the port city of Hormida, and begin their own investigation into Admiral Cassian’s alleged treason. Lichen gets a glow up, and Tam deals with some bullies.

Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com

Equipped with more information than they may have wanted from Wayfinder, our heroes continue to plan their next steps in pursuit of completing the task given them by the ambassador. Lichen gets a promotion, and Tam tells a lie.

Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com

Armed with soup and refreshed after a night’s rest, what remains of the crew enters the sweltering jungle to investigate the inland structure. Tam finds a new obsession, and Lichen makes a friend.

Music:

Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com

In the aftermath of the Silver Fleet attack and the tidal wave, our heroes find themselves on a pleasant beach in unpleasant circumstances. Lichen tries out a wand, and Tam puts his foot in his mouth. 

Music:

“Infestation” by Midnight Syndicate

All Other Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com

The stage is waiting, the players thirst for adventure…

But who are they?

Join DM Nathanael Miller and players Ben Gilbreth and Michael Mazul as they discover the new world of Tyroa and quickly realize that things can sometimes go very, VERY badly on the Glass Sea.

Music:

“Infestation” by Midnight Syndicate

All Other Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com

Ben, Michael and Nathanael sit down to quickly go over the “Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How” of this whole podcast thing and talk a little about Dungeons and Dragons.  and give a brief glimpse of the world of Tyroa.

Music and Sound Effects Courtesy of Tim at Tabletop Audio – tabletopaudio.com