Unfortunately, significant audio issues plague this episode, and the back half of it somehow missed getting recorded.  When will the pain end.

Entrance Hall 

floor one, room 1 - study w/fireplace, animal trophies 

 floor one, room 2 - storage area/kitchen

 floor one, room 3 - rustic kessig style parlor/lounge

 floor two, room 1 - armory/training room w/ dummies and targets

 floor two, room 2 - no windows, one door, WAR ROOM where secrets can be spoken of safely. engraving above door: no fighting in the war room. table w/ map of innistrad main continent 

floor two, room 3 - research library/alchemical laboratory 

crawl space

Our heroes make ready their assault on Kambaladesh, with the aid of their multi-planar allies from Kaldheim and Ixalan. They'll need to fight through an entrenched dystopian technocracy in brutal trench warfare to lay low the power hungry Kambal, but they won't be alone--and the cost of losing will be far too high.

our innistrad-bound heroes arrive in estwald, on the verge of the frontier. they'll need a hefty sum of coin to pay the armored carriage runner to get them further into kessig. the solution? the sherriff says girls who win the local beauty pageant have been going missing. he'll pay the party if they find out what's happening.  so who does the party nominate to participate, miss congeniality style? is it the ranger who looks like kate beckinsale? the bloodhunter who looks like ciri from the witcher?  of course not, they dress up the rogue who is literally shot for shot Dismas from darkest dungeon and turn miss congeniality into the scene in ffvii where cloud infiltrates don corneo's hideout. i love my party.

Our heroes deal with the fallout of the brazen attack against Rakdos by Boros forces. Who will they side with publicly? Whomever they choose, they'll need the help of to capture the Immortal Sun--either from Ubbe or Kambal.

The Misfortunates clear the clutches of Runo Stromkirk's coastal cultist cave, only to find that Butler's brave balderdash has brought bigger broblems bo bhem.

problems to them. By claiming that Olivia Voldaren was attacking the cave, all the cultists went to the surface. But where are the loyal followers of the Misfortunates and their covered wagon?

It's a mad dash to escape! As our heroes hoof it for the greener pastures on the border between Nearheath and Kessig.

Our heroes conclude their year of downtime having gained much experience, treasure and allies.

--And enemies, as it would turn out. We begin this particular session with Alpha on the brink of death as she faces off against the terrifying Elesh Norn- alone.

Forced out of the Nephalian city of Havengul by Olivia Voldaren's goons, the Misfortunates heed the words of Alexia Redstream (newly blooded dilletante vassal of Runo Stromkirk) who says that Anna's sister (Eve) has been captured by coastal cultists and kept in a coastal cultist cave.

Butler dives in, Brettville goes for a dive, and Eve takes a dive.

The Friends of Ravnica find they've got friends in all kinds of places as their multiverse journey continues, all the while haunted by a draconic shadow that taints the memories of places they've been and twists the futures that might be.

Maraxus gets blown off course, Jerrick has an eldrazi epiphany, and Gabriel asks for permission.

Our heroes hear of a horrible murder, and they may know the victim. What begins as a simple investigation quickly spirals out of control.

Our heroes begin their first real month of downtime, as Marty explains the dynamics of the temporal predicament they've found themselves in; a predicament he may not entirely understand himself. 

Gabriel defuses a tense geopolitical argument behind closed doors, Vali runs for office, and Louis participates in a dance routine.