Hyperion Part II:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, our intrepid monsters fight some giant snails and then cook an impeccable escargot confit to help Martin impress his new special butterfae friend. 

This episode contains profanity, fictional violence, and sexual references.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here! This episode also features an original song, "Call of the Deep," by our very own Jaime and Amanda!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Hit and Smash by Alexander Nakarada 
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 

Hyperion Part I:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, our intrepid monster meet a suspicious shopkeep on the borderlands to the Kingdom of Hyperion, a mystical beast calls forth to Gwen, and Martin meets his butterfey cousins. 

This episode contains profanity, fictional violence, and sexual references. 

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here! This episode also features an original song, "Call of the Deep," by our very own Jaime and Amanda!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Hidden Truth by Rafael Krux 
• Witch Waltz by Kevin Macleod 
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 

Interlude Part II:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, our intrepid monsters fight the Sahuagin and Merrow attempting to escape Enceladus, Fata Matta learns some terrible news about an old friend, and Aella teaches Vidar how to control the beast within. 

This episode contains profanity, violence, and sexually-suggestive content.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Hit and Smash by Alexander Nakarada 
• Final Step by Rafael Krux 
• Shining Stars by Rafael Krux 
• Nomadic Subset 2019 by Alexander Nakarada 
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 

Interlude Part I:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, Gwen briefly fades from existence, our monsters settle up their deal with Gramercy at Vaprak's, and the Kinky Cook departs from the chaos and violence ensuing in Enceladus with a few extra passengers on board...

This episode contains profanity, violence, and sexual content. 

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Witch Waltz by Kevin Macleod 
• Hidden Truth by Rafael Krux 
• The Land of Pirates by Alexander Nakarada 
• The Vikings by Alexander Nakarada 
• Evil Incoming by Kevin Macleod 
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 

This is an anime-style clip episode recapping the entire first arc of our campaign, which took place in the pirate kingdom Enceladus.  If you're looking to jump into the podcast without listening to the whole backlog, just listen to this episode, and you'll be all caught up to start with the second arc in Episode 24.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features music that we used throughout the first arc, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work.  Acknowledgements to the artists can be found in the show notes of each of our episode in the arc. 

DM Jaime and some of his best good friends got together to play live and in person to bring you this special, one-shot episode between arcs of our current campaign, Dragon Stew.  The game is still Dungeons and Dragons, but there's a whole new cast of characters—cryptid hunters, tasked with solving a series of brutal murders in an idyllic English town. 

If you haven't listened to Lawful Evil before and don't want to dive into the campaign just yet, just listen to this episode and catch the vibe! The next episode will be recapping the first arc, so after that, you could jump right into the next arc if you like what you hear.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to the team at Lewis Publications for creating Cryptids, Inc. , a DND 5e home-brew supplement that used for this one shot, and especially to Oliver Darkshire who wrote the adventure.  Go check out their amazing work! 

Enceladus Part XIX:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, our intrepid monsters finally face down in battle with  Bune, the Pirate Queen and Zemi of Enceladus.  And we can't tell you what else happens because that would spoil the finale of this arc!

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 
• Hit and Smash by Alexander Nakarada 
• Epic Boss Battle by Rafael Krux  
• Nomadic Sunset 2019 by Alexander Nakarada 

Enceladus Part XVIII:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, Fata Matta is blessed by the Leviathan, and the monsters are transported back to Enceladus Prime where they compete on the final battlefield of Bune's Competition:  the kitchen! 

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 
• Winter Movement 1 Allegeo non Molto by John Harrison and the Wichita State University Chamber Players
• Nomadic Sunset by Alexander Nakarada
• Marked by Alexander Nakarada 
• Land of Pirates by Alexander Nakarada 
• Nomadic Sunset 2019 by Alexander Nakarada 

Enceladus Part XVII:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, the monsters cook for the Maw of Sekolah and through their meal,  are proven worthy . . . for battle.  But during the battle, the Leviathan sees something in the monsters and reveals himself.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Hit and smash by Alexander Nakarada
• Winter Movement 1 Allegeo non Molto by John Harrison and the Wichita State University Chamber Players
• Nomadic sunset by Alexander Nakarada 
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius 

Enceladus Part XVI:  In this episode of Lawful Evil, the monsters encounter an historic fortress said to be abandoned, but, to their surprise, the monsters are met with legions Sahuagin and Triton and must try their luck at gaining an audience with the Leviathan.

Catch new Lawful Evil episodes every Monday, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @LawfulEvilPodcast and on Twitter @LawfulEvilPod.

Our theme song, Neighborhood Kids, is by the incomparable Slater the Genius.  Stream the full album, Yensy's Son, here!

Special thanks to Antonio Demico for creating Dragon Stew and Hexbound, two DND 5e home brew supplements that we heavily utilize in this campaign.  This is where we get the cooking mechanics used first in this episode. Go check out his amazing work! 

Our episode features the following music, and we thank and appreciate the artists for sharing their work: 

• Winter Movement 1 Allegeo non Molto by John Harrison and the Wichita State University Chamber Players
• Neighborhood Kids by Slater the Genius