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A shipment from an archeological dig crashes into Brattleburg during an art festival. Cave-Dwarves crash the party and everyone has to come to terms with what is good art. The Gagmen get a wild hair and try to cram a Monopoly game into D&D. Will it work out? Spoilers: No.
A traveling zoo comes to town and all the animals escape. Who is Zimzar? Why one of the greatest gnomish hucksters around. And what creatures have escaped? Well, we are still trying to figure that one out, but lets just say it gets messy. Plus, we included an added bit about Superman vs. Batman, like you really haven't heard anyone on the internet talking about it.
The party finds an empty dwarven town that is constantly under attack and a strange sorceress shows up to help. Things get weird, but what is new there.
DM Mike and DM Liz return for part B of the Tomb of Horrors. This time we actually are talking about the Gagmen version of the classic adventure. A power mad duck with the partial powers of a lich has taken over the Tomb and this time it's ridiculous. Expect another wild ride of conversation, as we delve into the Tomb of Howwows.
In a staggeringly foolish attempt at rewriting the classic Tomb of Horrors, the Gagmen recruit Mike and Liz from Save or Die. This episode recounts the ideas behind the classic adventure while taking side trips to some silly and serious subjects. It is all over the place and is a tangled mess of a conversation but it does have its entertaining moments. They also cover the release of Victorious, the Victorian Super Hero RPG and the up coming North Texas RPG Con (Contact [email protected] for more info)
A metropolitan city run by Goblins hires the party to help clear out their rat problems. Things get a little steam punk and the rats are not as they seem. Meanwhile the Gagmen waste time talking about Hitler, burial, and primate genitalia.
Who are these people that live next door and why is their dog always floating over and peeing on my law? This episode gets a little 'race-y' as the Gagmen attack a storyline of aliens in your neighborhood.
It is a new year and pretty much the same old Gagmen, back to talk about politics, television shows, and wigs. Sure we love wigs. So it is a little short, but what it lacks in length it makes up in personality. The town of Wigport is bothered by a local group of troglodytes and your group is sent in to mop up the mess.
You are marooned on a tropical island full of zombies and the only sure way to avoid being attacked by zombies is to become one. This fantasy Halloween adventure takes place on a cursed island that all the inhabitants have turned into zombies. With no way off the island the party will have to figure out a way to cure zombie-izm, short answer: it's candy. Happy Halloween!
Tis the season, and the Gagmen present a story with Santa, Gangsters, Magic, and Nazi's! Taking fantasy to another level, or dropping it down a few pegs, we explore the world of 1937 San Francisco where magic never left. It is time for some holiday fun so put on your funny hats and open your favorite cookies because this plot is set to derail many, many times.
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