As the Riders finish the set of challenges before them, they search for a way out of the Dancing Hut. In a new world that none of them are familiar with, they are faced with an immediate test of strength. Will this be their last ride or will they weather the storm?

Inside a completely different internal configuration of the Dancing Hut, the Riders face a set of challenges to prove themselves loyal and worthy, before gaining more information on Baba Yaga's whereabouts. What are these challenges? Who will administer them? Why is this even necessary? WHERE IS BABA YAGA?!

Now inside the Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga, the party has to deal with the last tricks and traps of the winter witch, Nazhena Vasiliovna. Armed with more information than they know what to do with, they should know exactly which steps to take. Will they be led astray or forward on the narrow and harrowing path to saving Baba Yaga?

The Black Riders of Baba Yaga have finally destroyed the Reality Siphon, blocking them from the Dancing Hut. Their geas can be fulfilled by using the hut to find the deposed Queen of Irrisen. As long as there's nothing standing in their way ... right?

The party continues their search for the power sources of the Reality Siphon, blocking them from Baba Yaga's Dancing Hut. But, this party at the end of the world may delay them a bit. Who really cares about reality when the world is ending?

Having discovered a Reality Siphon in the middle of Market Square blocking the path to Baba Yaga's Dancing Hut, the group must find its power sources and destroy them. But, what are its power sources? And what does it take to destroy them? They need to find out before time runs out and the Dancing Hut, along with the surrounding areas on the Material Plane, are sucked into the First World. No biggie...

One man down, the party continues their search of Logrivich's Clock Tower. Take this leader down, and the heroes are one step closer to their goal. Find the Dancing Hut, save the world ... right?

Continuing their climb through Logrivich's Clock Tower, the party stumbles upon a disturbing scene - children locked away by someone they all call "Granny." Is this just a distraction from their main goal? Or will the kids come to the rescue in the party's time of need?

In order to get help from the leader of the Heralds of Summer's Return, the party must first take out a Winter Guard commander. Who is this commander, and why do they live in a clock tower?! Will the party live long enough to find out?

Within the walls of Whitethrone, the party attempts to help Ringeirr before getting their forged papers, allowing them to travel throughout the city. But, eyes are everywhere, and they may have already noticed these new-comers.