The newest prisoners make a new friend, Twilight dons some magical armor, Debillica manages to be completely unhelpful, and Torrin touches Virt. Will the adventurers make it out of this darkened death trap? Probably not.

In this pilot episode, Four of the Unplugged come together to play an ancient game. Before Potreblyat's hostile take over of the True Reality technology, before the world fell apart, before technology did all of the thinking for us, there was tabletop and imagination. Join these adventurers as Jemarc (Twilight), Kevin (Virt), and Manny (Torrin), are led on deadly adventures by their Dungeon Master Mitch.

A group of Unplugged decide to connect with each other with a rulebook from an ancient tome known as the Dungeons and Dragon's Player's Handbook.

Our Super Secret Liveshow from Magfest! Debilika has some errands to run, so what kind of trouble could our party possibly get into?

Our unplugged survivors try to rebuild and reconnect after Jemarc returns. But they are consistently disrupted by the warnings of an old acquaintance. Despite this, they take their avatars back through the Shattered Mansion, and find themselves face-to-face with a religious leader and his flock. It's faith versus faith as Twilight and Torrin bring forth their spiritual leader, The Murder Gnome.

Lost allies. Potreblyat on the hunt. Reunions with a cost.

Tensions rise as our prisoners make their way up the stairs and confront the Wight. But, without Debilika to guide them, and without a plan, their odds of success are limited. All the while, Jemarc, finds himself trapped in a bunker beneath the Collapsed Quarter. Hope is nowhere to be found. Anywhere.

Our favorite prisoners make their way through the Shattered Mansion, undaunted by the threats that lay within. However, even with the grotesque monstrosities that are the oddly adorable Lemure, they find themselves up against their most powerful foe yet: puzzles. This...could take a while.

The White Direstirge wreaks havoc across Balderdash, and the only ones able to fight it are our Dragonborn Paladin, Torrin, and our Tiefling Bard, Twilight. The towns people are incapable of helping and not too far from the Maze's village, a decrepit mansion looms. Promising suffering and pain within its walls.

Our favorite prisoners make themselves at home in the maze town of Balderdash as they begin their investigations into the location of the Wight. But the townspeople have another threat weighing heavily on them. And this one is much worse than a mayor who walks around with a poop bucket permanently attached to him. Will they stop the threat before it takes another life? Or will Mayor Bucket's reign of crap-filled terror overwhelm everyone? OH, and Kupit' day is coming, so that's neat too.