S3E9: After fighting of assassins and delivering Braccus to take the place of Pythor's daughter as a human sacrifice. The Heroes party with Pythor and receive some cool gifts. Following the revelry the party heads to the Tomb of Balmytria to pay their respects and find that it has been stolen.

S3E8: Convinced that they have a plan to save Pythor's daughter (Mox's half sister) the party decide to set up watch in the dungeons. Things seem to be going smoothly until someone has a different set of plans.

S3E7: Our group leaves the home of the Oracle with a prisoner in tow and on the path to prove themselves to be the prophesied heroes. The party heads to the court of Mox's father, who just happens to be Pythor the god of battle. Who is not in the best of moods.

Brendan spins the tail of the Badab War, and the threat it posed to the Imperium of man. Join us for part one of this multi part series

S3E6: The Oracle is held in the clutches of a Sea Hag who was ordered to abduct her at the order of her father Sydon the Lord of Storms. The group begins to uncover a plot that is much larger than it seems.

s3e5: On a mission to save the oracle, the group finds the acolytes held at the tip of a blade. The mercenaries demand the surrender from our heroes, but shocking to no one they do not.

Brendan and Ben discuss the origins of Warhammer 40k and the circumstances that led to the creation of Games Workshop's Flagship Product.

S3E4: Following the vanquishing of the giant boar our party receives an urgent cry for help from the oracle. Dropping everything our party makes haste to the cave of the oracle.

(Note: a glitch in audio recording resulted in lower quality audio for this episode.)

Episode 3: In hopes to begin fulfilling their destiny, and because Kaitlyn told them to, our unusual group head out to face a giant intelligent boar. This boar has taken to terrorizing the countryside, and has developed a joy of killing. Definitely an excellent place to start.

Ep 50: In the completion of our Norse Myth Series: we take a look at some of the stranger aspects of the legends such as: a ship made of fingernails, a man made of spit, and a ring that makes more rings.