D&D is for Nerds: Not Ogg Nott

The end draws near for our beleaguered players as they watch while one-by-one they are picked off by an unknown and knowable evil. The beast has fed but still it hungers. Once it finally stops will any of them still be alive? Could mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), or stranded traveller Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit) live through the episode? Our Dungeon Master (Adam Carnevale) will reveal in this, the final episode of Rime of the Frostmaiden.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

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Just when the party believes they know the nature of those around them more mysteries are revealed. It seems that there are still more twists to this terrible place. Something finally snaps and the party fractures and factions split into separate groups and one player finds themself in a lonely position… Could it be the mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), or stranded traveller Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit)? The Dungeon Master (Adam Carnevale) can see the writing on the wall now. But will the players see the warning before it’s too late?

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

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As the number of innocent characters dwindles to none, predators begin to stalk one another. Because less competition could also mean a new source of food. The one problem with predators hunting predators though is that you never quite know who might be stalking you… Could it be the mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), or stranded traveller Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit)? Perhaps our Dungeon Master (Adam Carnevale) knows? Hunger can make strange allies.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

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People keep dying and no one knows why. The party has begun to suspect that they cannot all be trusted and factions are beginning to emerge. This can only spell doom as new characters are introduced and some of them seem… unhelpful. Who will turn on the party first? Will it be the mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), or stranded traveller Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit)? Not even the Dungeon Master (Adam Carnevale) knows!

The nightmare isn’t over, and there is so much more to go.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

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Something hunts our heroes. Stalks them in the ice and follows their every step. What manner of beast is it? And even more terrifying to consider: is it one of our heroes? Each of our players have some awful secret and any one of them could be what is hunting the party. Is is the mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), or stranded traveller Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit)? Only our Dungeon Master Adam Carnevale knows. And this silence can only be deadly.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

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Few things that live in the biting cold of Icewind Dale cannot kill. A land of near eternal winter knows only denizens who take to survive. Join mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), stranded traveler Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit), and their Dungeon Master Adam Carnevale as they discover unspoken horrors. And watch as they learn what supposedly good people are capable of when their lives are at stake.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Few things that live in the biting cold of Icewind Dale cannot kill. A land of near eternal winter knows only denizens who take to survive. Join mysterious mystic Friss Blinder (played by Cassandra Paige), local trapper Buck Hudson (played by Jackson Baly), stranded traveler Hazelnut Brightfog (played by Joel Zammit), and their Dungeon Master Adam Carnevale as they discover unspoken horrors. And watch as they learn what supposedly good people are capable of when their lives are at stake.

Originally airing in 2021, this campaign was showcasing Rime of the Frostmaiden and is the audio only version of the filmed series that can be watched on YouTube.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally airing in 2020 this campaign was to showcase Renegade's Wardling campaign setting.

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Originally airing in 2020 this campaign was to showcase Renegade's Wardling campaign setting.

Looking to support the show? Head to peddlerspress.store to peruse our D&D themed merch store!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally airing in 2020 this campaign was to showcase Renegade's Wardling campaign setting.

Looking to support the show? Head to peddlerspress.store to peruse our D&D themed merch store!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.