A lot of shady deals happen in Larry's bar: orcspice smuggling, child labor, and some questionable keytar solos. Our favorite Half-Orc has friends in low places, and by the end of this episode, high ones, as Cas’ master plan comes to fruition

Larry isn't the only one behind bars this episode. After someone broke the first rule of fight pit (don't talk about the fight pit, unless Aul is speaking for you), the party is thrown into jail. Unfortunately, there's a few obstacles blocking their escape: Ander's bloodlust, Aul's obese acrobatics, Vilhelm's shins, and Breathweaver. Eligos meanwhile falls in the woods with no one else around. He makes a sound.

Is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see Breathweaver? Vilhelm’s in quite a sticky situation this episode after he grabs some wood and enters a hole. He's gotta take down the reigning champ of Ruel’s secret arena, a masked man and/or broad of mystery. Ander, too, has his own fight to face: basic reading. Meanwhile, Eligos splits up from the party with Nash. Wanting to stay away from any illegal activities, he beats up some police. All bets are off (well...besides two of them) in this combative episode.

Sugar, spice, and everything nice! These were the ingredients chosen to create the perfect stew but Vilhelm accidentally added an extra ingredient to the concoction...Vinegar. Thus Episode 11 was born!

Sworn to fight the forces of Nina, the party investigates a potentially haunted orphanage, though it turns out there is no ghost, just a ghoul. But don't let that get you down. After all, you see that sign over there: no shirt, no shoes, no parents!

Rums the word this episode. Larry sets the bar high and stink bombs low, sending the party out on promotion duties in exchange for information he probably doesn't have. Too bad he's banned from using facetome to promote after flooding it with pro-Larry bots. Between racist dwarves and rival pubs, the party catches a few whiffs of trouble brewing....though some catch it a bit more in the end.

We break the one horror movie taboo this episode: the gang splits up. Unless soliciting goblina "happy time" is taboo. We break that too. Also Ander breaks a toilet. And Eligos breaks out of jail. Aul breaks the law. Breathweaver breaks character...

God is dead, Nietzsche once famously declared. Well Vin has something to say about that. And that something is "nuh uh!". Now free from Prae's simulation, the party needs some bones reset and muscles fixed, but not to worry, Larry's no stranger when dealing with a dead body. Oh, they're not dead? Well that changes up the usuals for the night. Larry's pub is front and center this episode, and his band, bunkbeds, ballpits, and drinks are all very cool and noble. In fact, the usuals from him tonight are so good it'll lead you to (Human Dragon) Jesus. Or maybe Big Heph. As Larry once famously declared, God is mead.

A trip to Tophec! A Human Dragon Jesus! Aul's vintage wifebeater! Eligos' vintage IOU! A copy of 2Fast2Vilhelms on Blu-Ray (of Frost). Real recognize real (or maybe not) in an installment of WEIRD OF FORTUNE that really slaps....just not as much as Ander does.

Something Vilhelm this way comes! Our carnival episode has it all: krettlecorn, 54 different dice rolls, the best riding scene since Brokeback Goblin.

We also swooce right into a fight with Raggy and his beloved dog, Gus. In this tents fight, stakes are high. And then lowered. By Ander. He loves killing. Ruh roh...(Please don't sue us Hanna-Barbera.)

They say a picture's worth a thousand words. Well, in this episode there's a lot of pictures. Talking pictures. Which means they're worth more than a thousand words, which honestly, may be too many. Especially when our human dragon uses 5 seconds per syllable and our new Italian NPC uses 5 syllables per second. One of them dies, but probably not the one you wanted. Second half is silent armor fight.