Small Town DnD

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The would-be heroes don’t answer the Call to Greatness. Also, “We can’t speak to anyone”. Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by Slappy"Ambience, Large Crowd, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.orgWe mildly re-edited this episode to make it sound closer to our later episodes.

The Towers Schoolhouse has an unexpected problem. Also, “not the pornography”.Content Warning: We mention the existence of pornography.Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by SlappyWe mildly re-edited this episode to make it sound closer to our later episodes.

A Talent Show determines who will speak to the Queen. Also, “Try not to fall in love with me”.Content Warning: We mention the existence of pornography.Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by SlappyTalent Show Audience Noise by Ann Wolfson, Brian Wolfson, Chelsea Lee, and Alex Wolfson. Thanks Mom and Dad.We mildly re-edited this episode to make it sound closer to our later episodes.

A battle against a chimpanzee and 4 flying snakes doesn’t go as planned. Also, “Get out of here, with your split hoof and one stomach”.Content Warning: It’s becoming a trend that we mention the existence of pornography. Language. Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by SlappyTalent Show Audience Noise by Ann Wolfson, Brian Wolfson, Chelsea Lee, and Alex Wolfson. Thanks Mom and Dad.

The party planning committee deals with high rents, lifestyle expenses, and extreme poverty. Also, “What’s the difference between Poor and Squalid?”.Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by Slappy

A needlessly complicated scheme for crystato negotiations ends unexpectedly and new (maybe even romantic?) mysteries appear. Also, “Have you heard of the Breezetop Bombing?”.Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by Slappy

The all-night search for a missing friend ends with a shocking revelation. Also, “Sorry, my ears must be deceiving me. I feel like I hear two quitters here.”Original Music by David Dillon, plus “Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero “STD Theme” by Slappy