Team Face has the book discovered by Team Gwar and hope to learn the secrets of the Fomor. But the translation could be quite difficult and taxing. Who can they trust to lend a hand?

Team Gwar takes the information from Team Face’s exploits against the Fomor, and plan to take the fight to the sea-dwelling interlopers. The team decides to heist their next shipment right off the interstate. How horrible can this plan go?

Team Face goes about following more leads and encounters both a priest and clues to the Fomor Plot. They find and investigate a Fomor safehouse. What terrible secrets lurk inside?

In this episode Team Gwar goes on the search for the Mysterious person known as the “Repairman.” The investigation leads them to the site of one of the bloodiest battles fought on Missouri’s soil, and the battle may not yet be over….

Content Warning: The nature of how some parts of fey nature have disregard for mortal free will or consent comes up during this episode. Team Face learns of the incursion of an outside power and the disappearances of Springfield’s minor talents. Mysteries abound as a mentor to one of Obelisks

Team Gwar (the nickname of the monstrously inclined team of Obelisk) looks into strange disappearances of citizens around town. Little do they know that an ancient evil has crept into Springfield. The servants of this evil have established an operating base in Lake Springfield. What do they want and what

A new Face joins the ranks of the other Dresden team, with a little help from an old RPPR favorite. This one intents to be more of a friendly outlook regarding the Supernatural Ozarks. However, this friendliness is immediately challenged by a conflict between some of the local color and

Content Warning: There is discussion of sexual assault in this episode. Obelisk operates multiple teams of agents. One team, nicknamed Team Gwar, is filled with its most inhuman employees. A changeling, a man possessed by a goddess, a half-ghost, and a Valkyrie find themselves working together to protect the Ozarks

Springfield, Missouri, the third largest city in the state, is quite small by national standards. It is a college town and the national headquarters of the Assemblies of God. It is a place where the business world rubs against the rural. It is a town in conflict with itself every