Sandy's Gang delves into the ancient stacks to find world-shattering secrets, only to discover that the High Illusionist was primarily using the library to check out lizard-folk erotica.

The party interrogates a penguin, nearly implodes the Astral Plane over a library book, and gets entangled in a high-stakes grammatical debate about purple pears.

After helping a delusional brain in a jar and reuniting a pair of undead lovers, the party discovers that in Ythryn, the interior decorating bites back.

The party battles aggressive upholstery and a memory-eating ooze, proving that in Ythryn, the interior design is quite literally out to get you.

He-Rax spends an uncomfortable amount of time tickling a rug before the party dons matching sports jerseys to fail spectacularly at ice skating across a room full of electric ooze.

The party interrupts a giant game of Rock, Paper, Scissors only to get slapped by magical constructs and roasted by a smug portrait that deals as much damage to their egos as it does to their bodies.

With tactical support from Owl Pacino and a paladin dive-bombing from a celestial cat, the party turns a standoff into a disaster involving duplicate wizards, unhelpful gargoyles, and a surprise stampede of starving eyeballs.

Tuuki proves that with a stolen streetlamp and some aggressive engineering, you can turn a headless iron giant into the ultimate poisonous party crasher.

What begins with a celebrity job offer and a chatty fantasy Uber ride quickly devolves into lying about a tattooed thug named Jeff and fighting bird-men in a warehouse that is conspicuously lacking the noble they promised to save.

After Volo pays his debts with a haunted fixer-upper instead of gold, the party trades slaying monsters for installing drywall and negotiating labor disputes with a poltergeist bartender.