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In order to receive help from the Keyfarens, the group has been given a simple request: remove all of the angry, hungry, giant spiders from the forest that are disrupting silk production.
The spiders are very angry, very hungry and oh-so giant, and they don’t want to leave the wood.
Will the group be able to save the silkworm queen, and the economy of Elyrius? Or will they become trapped in the spider queen’s web? Listen to find out!
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Fresh off their big score, the gang decides to take a little break on Woodstock. A few days later, coming down from their respective highs, they get a call about another job.
Some of the local Night Cartel members were running a side racket they shouldn’t have, and they went and got themselves egonapped. The gang has been hired to bring them back.
And there’s only one way to do that: chess boxing!
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On their way back to Elyrius, the party stops near a shrine to rest for the night. But instead of rest, they find a group of elves desecrating the shrine.
They also find a strange acorn, with an even stranger surprise inside.
Later, in the city, the party tries to meet with Nyla’s parents to discuss opening trade with the dwarves. But things are never easy in Rhoorsgrave.
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There’s a new crew operating out of the scum swarm of Phelan’s Recourse. They’ve just managed to get themselves a decent prize: a new, experimental morph. Now they have to sell it.
Will they be able to pull off the job, or is a life of crime too much for them? Listen to find out!
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News Channel Six is not doing well. Their tiny market of Sitka, Alaska doesn’t have much news. And what it does have usually gets scooped by the jerks at Action News 11.
But the Alaska Day celebration is coming up, and that’s an opportunity for the crew at Channel Six to turn things around.
That is, if the lead anchor isn’t too distracted directing his “art film.” And his co-anchor and field reporter aren’t trying to kill him. And if the camera man can stay awake.
Whatever happens at Alaska Day, it’s guaranteed to be a fiasco!