The Occupod

The plot progresses at a hurtling speed. Luckily we're all holding on tightly to that rulebook so we don't drop it, right?

The party find a way into the spires, and start working on their mixtape.

If you're listening on Spotify, you can answer a Q&A about the podcast that we'll answer in a wrap-up episode once the campaign is over. We're in the final act now, so hopefully all will be explained.

What if they didn't torture people for answers? What if they negotiated? What if Touchstone kept all his fingers?

The party get moving, and finally get some answers.

If you're on Spotify, you can answer a Q&A about the podcast that we'll answer in a wrap-up episode once the campaign is over. We're in the final act now, so hopefully all will be explained. 

Writing mysteries is fun. Playing mysteries is not.

The party are deep in the Underhive, and deep in trouble.

I'm going to make Torra go through a customs check next planet and lose all his looted weapons out of spite.

The throne agents take a lovely train ride through the underhive, and discover that frenzon is really moreish. 

I'd like to acknowledge the podcast is set in the traditional lands of the Italian-American people, and that Delthis Prime is their home then and always.

The throne agents try negotiating with some primitives, and stumble into an old friend.

You can tell we're good roleplayers because the sneezes are acknowledged in character.

The boys get in a stinky bag, and meet an actual real life crime lord (like in the holodramas).

The one time we go to a planet where a character has some familial connections and they exploit every last tenuous link for plot.

The boys get unsure on how to access the Underhive, and use a delicious sandwich as a bargaining chip.

Pro tip to my fellow GMs: If you mention a comedy show in game, you should probably write some jokes for it.

The boys muddle their way out of a hotel, chat with a xenos, and kickstart a young comedian's career in observational humour.

I'd like to apologise for the coughing in this episode. Some players have poor mic technique. 

The boys order some food, and get in a scrap.

It's a new planet, a new adventure, and the same old accents.

The party give a taxi driver a controversial rating, and discover a horrifying secret from Torra's past.