The gang goes to the blacksmith to get some new gear and meet a curious apprentice when they arrive. After turning Gerrin into a more dangerous killing machine, they all head to Gemstone Junction to dig up any information they can find about where Mudvein comes from. Lonk struggles to climb a wall. Steven does bear things.

The gang finally makes it to Boartooth Pass after an arduous journey through the mountains. After a free trip to the healing pools, they begin their investigation into the town's Mudvein problem. Steven holds his breath. Gerrin sulks some more.

The party continues on without Geronimo as they are waylaid by witchcrows. The cliffs prove to be treacherous territory for everyone. Gerrin explores his newfound murderous capabilities. The word anus is said too many times.

Geronimo falls into a deep slumber as Gerrin is convinced into thinking he is the one that killed all his friends. Trauma ensues! Elaris pries into everyone's past. Everyone falls off a cliff.

The party continues the fight with the cave trolls. Geronimo fights valiantly as one of the trolls tries some grappling techniques. Gerrin runs away the whole time like a loser. Steven gets a new mask.

Come learn about a man named Preserved Fish. Not fish meat that has been kept from spoiling, an actual human member of the Locofocos. Watch him protest high flour prices as we all learn a valuable lesson about water's importance.

The party "convinces" Gerrin, the last living goblin, to come along with them as they receive an assignment from Tirgraemil to investigate a city's drug problem. Elaris leads the way through the mountains as a thunderstorm rolls in and the team must find a way to safety.

Take a trip with the Khans through their exciting adventures in family drama, honor, and betrayal! John forgets to use the good mic and threatens to start up a Waluigi fancast.

In this episode we start a prison riot. Stephen Grimwald dawns a mask. Reijos stabs some people. Lonk hides. Geronimo... helps.

In this episode we start talking about Etienne Léopold Trouvelot and his paintings of the planets. We somehow get sidetracked and end up actually talking about invasive species and how we would save the world by eating them all. This one gets a little weird.