Pen & Paper Bullshit

The party has a nice dinner of hotdish with Blaze's parents; Blaze lets everyone in on his new found abilities, much to the shock of his friends. Dawn also gives Hugh some hope for the future.

The group decides its time to make a cool nation! Its extremely stupid and Julia gets more and more frazzled. Long live the Dockdom! Guns, Beer, and Rock 'n' Roll!

The party decides to spend some time in Helanda, seeing the sights and making sure the cult is truly taken care of. Teus does some inventing, with expected results, while Hugh makes himself at home. Meanwhile, Dawn conducts some diplomacy and Blaze has a revelation.

Following their confrontation with Jon Jon and his Birdhouse Soul, the group takes some much needed downtime to rest and relax, before going off on separate bizarre adventures; Brookes and Julien explore an old textile factory and meet their most dangerous foe yet, while Cyrus and Carl attempt to fix up the Thirsty Prospector with variable results.

 

Both Stands featured in this episode were created by friend of the show Secret Gaygent 69!

Happy (American) Thanksgiving! We here at Wild Hunt are grateful for you, the listeners, and also long ass fights! A surprise guest shows up for this one, but not as you would expect of him. This episode is just one big fight, ending with Julia eating ham; you have been warned.

Magnetic Springs is a town known for its healthy mineral waters, booming real estate industry, and its higher than average number of Stand Users; something in the town's make up seems to produce Stand Users, while also drawing in Users from all around America. This effect, whether the whims of Fate or some mysterious natural law that demands Stand Users are drawn together, has set four unsuspecting people on a collision course with powers beyond their comprehension, with no way to stop. As they say: a body in motion tends to stay in motion.

 

The enemy Stand featured in this episode was helpfully contributed by friend of the show A Meat!

Julia's worst nightmare is finally realized as both cells begin to converge and work together; the Spire is no longer safe.

The party has finally crossed over from the Dragon Empire to the Free Cities; unfortunately, even with Glitterhaggen closer than ever, the Hunter has other plans. Something strange is going on in Helanda (sometimes called Weaselton by the uninformed), Blaze's hometown, something related to the Hunter and a long forgotten cult. This is not the homecoming Blaze expected or wanted.

The revolution is here; hoist the flag and hang the nobles! The cell decides to go rogue and sets their sights on the Docks; long a hotbed of independence and revolutionary thought, the entire area is perfect for staging their own, non-sanctioned revolution without the Ministry's involvement. Ti'in Dyrr unlocks his full potential, again and again and again.

Hugh grapples with his choices, while Dawn tries to understand everyone else's. Blaze perfects his meat tubes and imparts some sage advice. Teus plays hide and seek with the Staff.