Dungeon Calling

The party makes a deal, tastes adulthood, and enjoys a festival. Geddy’s the wrong kind of nerd. Tommy’s family recycles. Kim is unimpressed with this vintage. Randall is a weird kid. We learn about plausible deniability.

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The party visits Lance, considers extreme measures and gets down to some quality brainstorming. We learn a bit of cowboy wisdom. Randall knows how to dip a candle. Geddy kidsplains The A Team. Tommy does live in a cave. Is there a middle school book about mixed drinks? Kim has a short playlist.

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The kids survive gym, converse ineffectively, and probably overreact. Randall loses social capital. Geddy finds the world’s oldest trap. Tommy is nonplussed. Kim is feeling stabby.

The heist continues, and we try to problem solve on the fly. Geddy balks at eldericide. Randall is in a bit of a pickle. Kim creates a historic anachronism. Tommy shows laser focus. This one is a soft R.

The crew takes a road trip, goats are misled, and some heisting begins. Tommy’s Dad is not a Reagan Democrat. Kim is an escape artiste! Randall has plenty of room for advancement. Geddy experiences adult stress.

The party wades into literary review, and then practices a song. Kim reads about the upside of puberty. Geddy isn’t in the pocket of big military. Tommy enjoys a childhood classic. Randall comes around for a donkey parade.

The party faces a moral test, and just really makes a meal of it. Then we squeeze in some sheep scouting. Kim uses art to heal. Geddy is all about shenanigans. Tommy makes some adjustments. Randall knows Hambone. Tommy and Kim have no gods nor masters.

The team works together for a common goal…revenge. We take in the sights, and meet a man with a plan. Randall is over conventional theatre. Geddy makes a scene. Kim wipes the floor with ‘em. Tommy's a believer.

The crew negotiates with the Queen, and faces repercussions for questing. As usual, D&D teaches us about love. Geddy’s family has emotions. Kim is a grounded skeptic. Tommy is not in a killing mood. Randall has an ear for AM radio.

The team continues their tour of abandoned Cogney, and fights a villain who is clearly too high level. Kim faces the challenge she was meant for…and fails. Tommy ain’t no flag waver. An NPC critiques our life choices. Geddy uses ventriloquism for good. Are we not men, we are Randall.