Venture Ventures D&D Comedy Podcast

A creepy Wonka-esque boat ride later and the Fellows have made it to the Island in between Ynys and Ysta. Just a few security precautions to go through. Mainly a floating mouth, a Sphinx…then another Sphinx. Ending with a reunion for one of the Big Bed Fellows. Which one is it? Well, you’ll just have to listen…like, subscribe.

The Fellows attempt to escape the assassin only to come face-to-face with an iconic D&D monster. Then they get trapped in a puzzling room that requires they prestidigitate their way out. They also find out what Max gave them before he attempted to buy them some time to escape at the end of the last episode. Finally, they reach the ferry terminal only to find the price of a ticket to cross the Raving Straights safely is more expensive than they thought.

After accidentally time traveling into a dystopian future, the BBF’s try to get to some safety on the Isle of Ynn (a.k.a. Bro-tave-temple Island). Max, of course, has a guy (Robbie Croninstigel) who put them in contact with a guy (Michael the Squire) who would take them to some people (Eye of Schmecna) who would get the crew part of the way there. And of course, it goes off without a hitch! Roll Initiative!

Missed episode 5 because a computer demanded it as a sacrifice. There’s now a 5 sized hole in the timeline. In a way it’s very timely(SORRY)/fitting that the Big Bed Fellows time traveled and you the listener narratively time traveled. Yea…that’s it.

After escaping the time wraith in the sewers of Ynys thanks to help from Drandy the Drifter and Drandy’s future self, the BBF’s emerge to find things, mainly everything is a bit different. Proddy has a run-in with an old friend and Sara gets to witness a public execution! The future is FUN FUN FUN!

The Big Bed Fellows have made it to the big city of Ynysta and are now in the northern portion of Ynys. They have met their handler and flying head, Max Mourningbrow and have taken on a new job. The job asks that they investigate a mysterious noise coming from the docks district and is negatively affecting business. The dock workers have named it the death whistle which sounds identical to the Aztec Death Whistle. Google it.