Avatar: The Second Age

Book One, Chapter 4: The White Lotus encampment solemnly mourns the loss of a great master, and dear friend as they await the arrival of their airship The Leaf on the Wind. When it arrives, the party soon realizes that Master Yuren is far more informed than they would have ever guessed.

As they say goodbye to Stonemoss Isle, our heroes ponder their role in the thickening web of betrayal and consider whether to complete their induction into the Order of the White Lotus.

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Book One, Chapter 3: Barely able to catch their breath after the betrayal of their former master, the party is besieged by an onslaught of dark spirits as the storm continues raging on.

Inside the medical tent, our heroes are met with the solemn and somber scene of their compatriots mourning the loss of a former friend, teacher, and loved one. After a brief interrogation, the gang decides to rest up as they await the arrival of the Leaf on the Wind.

The CAST:

Listener's Note: No music this time, but we'll figure that out later. We recorded virtually, thanks to the quarantine. But this should be much better quality that the past recordings as I work on upgrading our situation.

Book One, Chapter 2: Pesha challenged Roshi to a sparring match in the sandpit outside of camp, but asks Roshi to wait a moment when they are both invited to partake of a special ceremonial tea prepared by the other initiates. Meanwhile Courin, Mariposa, Chet and others begin to crowd around the sparring pit.

A storm looms in the distance while our heroes begin to unravel the mysteries of Stonemoss Isle. While some are dishonored, others have their loyalties called into question ... all culminating in a torrent of betrayal.

The CAST:

Listener's Note: I apologize in advance to your ears during this listening experience. I tried to record both vocals and a soundtrack simultaneously this session, which [predictably] resulted in distortion of audio at some points. Mic positioning also results in players being unheard on several occasions. Although some critical words are missed, the overall narrative remains intact. Finally, due to the length and size of the files (again: added soundtrack), the recording is clipped in several places so that I could upload it.

Book One, Chapter 1: This episode is our first attempt at recording, so please bear with any audio issues while we figure things out. It also starts off in the middle of our first story arc. You can catch up with the recap episodes we published. You'll find yourself deep in the mystery of why there are angry spirits on Stonemoss Isle, and what the four Player Characters, themselves only initiates to the Order of the White Lotus, find out through investigation.

The CAST:

Interested in catching up with the events leading up to Episode 1? The Story So Far series is a group of bonus mini-episodes designed to catch you up on the events of each of the five sessions held before we decided to start recording. I do not own the media referenced in this podcast.

Credits to Nickelodeon, Viacom, et al. for the song's "Uncle Iroh's Song" and "Agni Kai" featured in this episode.

Interested in catching up with the events leading up to Episode 1? The Story So Far series is a group of bonus mini-episodes designed to catch you up on the events of each of the five sessions held before we decided to start recording. I do not own the media referenced in this podcast.

Credits to Nickelodeon, Viacom, et al. for the song's "Uncle Iroh's Song" and "Agni Kai" featured in this episode.

Interested in catching up with the events leading up to episode 1? The Story So Far series is a group of bonus mini-episodes designed to catch you up on the events of each of the five sessions held before we decided to start recording.

I do not own the media referenced in this podcast. Credits to Nickelodeon, Viacom, et al. for the song's "Uncle Iroh's Song" and "Agni Kai" featured in this episode.

Interested in catching up with the events leading up to episode 1? The Story So Far series is a group of bonus mini-episodes designed to catch you up on the events of each of the five sessions held before we decided to start recording.