Stone finds himself squaring off with a long time enemy... will he kill him in a horrible, dehumanizing, unforgivable way- or will he take the high road and extend his forgiveness?

Our heroes find themselves between a rock and a hard place- fortunately, they have a nominal amount of explosives. Will they be able to carry out the mission for the Arcos, or will their new business partner force their hand?

The trio learn the intended use of the stolen explosives- and who has orchestrated this deal. What will they do once they learn the identity of this individual?

It's been a few months since Mara's plot to steal Hal'Rek's helm was foiled by our heroes... and, for some reason... her body's gone missing. Will our heroes be able to track down the mass killer before she strikes again?

It's been a couple months and it seems as though the dust has settled- our heroes take some time to focus on their skills. What will they discover on their own that will help them along their way?

Our heroes give chase as Mara makes off into the crowded streets of Orin- will they be able to stop her before she uses the crown to summon the Obsidian Army?

The stage is set- Vin, the innocent guard, is about to hang while Mara makes her way to the courthouse. Meanwhile- above- danger lurks on the rooftops!! Will our heroes be able to save Vin before he hangs AND stop Mara before she gets Hal'Rek's crown?

The heroes learn of Mara's intent- and what could determine the fate of Enervus! Will the heroes be able to beat her to the horned helm and prevent Mara from becoming unstoppable?

Our heroes find themselves standing in front of the ancient demon Hal'Rek- will they destroy his remains, or let a sleeping dog lie?

Our heroes have tracked down the next piece of armor in an ancient burial ground, but the tomb they've found is guarded by a terrible evil. Will they be able to slay the beast and accomplish their mission, or has their situation turned....GRAVE? I'm not sure anyone reads this descriptions... I'm pretty sure I can get away with MUCH WORSE THAN THAT. If you want to hide the nuclear launch codes, put them in the description of a podcast. Hell, the next National Treasures movie will feature Nicholas Cage scrolling through thousands of these trying to find the Mona Lisa or something.