Aside from having to brave a terrible storm at sea, this one's basically a
fanservice episode for Gen-X'ers. Get your googles out, as you may need to
look up a few of these references. Bonus points for eyerolls!

Never before has the party been so divided regarding their approach to
problem-solving. "Enhanced Interrogation" as the Murderhobo and the Gnoll
assert their dominance. Sinister association of their foes is revealed. And
Gob & Oberon are put off their breakfast. Nothing a mug or three of ale can't
help repress...

In this episode we find the PCs have repelled the boarding attempt and saved
two souls, as the enemy vessel drifts away and sinks into the sea. Plans are
made. More plans are made. Those plans are scrapped when the "backup plan"
becomes their best hope at escaping the 5 ships pursuing them.

As we wrap up combat and finish off the remaining enemy mercenaries we find a
ship getting low, a cleric getting drunk with the captain, and nutsack jokes
abound!

Water bending, rope work, kata, and riding a bucking, sexagenarian octopus. It's a kung-fu western at sea! Call it "The Brine, The Hand, and The Furry"

Finally! After 2 episodes we finally hit combat. Mercenaries, monks, and mages... Oh my!

Treachery on the high seas. Questionable investigation tactics. Wavering morality. Where else but in an RPG session?

The show begins with our intrepid adventurers embarking on a voyage across the sea. Lechery and treachery are the foul smells of the day. At least nobody is sea sick and puking over the side of the ship.