The party faces the apocalyptic fall of a flying city and a vampire hyena, but their greatest challenge proves to be basic arithmetic while trying to interrogate a skeleton.

After Rax undergoes a magical growth spurt worthy of an 80s cartoon, the party turns a mysterious ice tunnel into a water slide, inadvertently delivering themselves as steaming takeout to a family of giant lava worms.

Tuuki contemplates the culinary risks of turning giant monster eggs into a massive cocktail after a battle involving a sword-fighting dog and a suspicious encounter with a generic brand Drizzt Do'Urden.

Doug confirms that the snozzberries taste like snozzberries, while Tuuki proves that the deadliest spell against a vampire is a literal can-trip.

The party descends into the frozen city of Ythryn, where Doug discovers that ancient Netherese fashion acts as radioactive birth control and the group defrosts a cranky manservant who slept through the apocalypse.

The party discovers that the only thing more frustrating than a fireball fizzling out in an anti-magic field is a sentient anvil that sounds like a surfer and is addicted to smashing your loot.