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Sponsored by running gags, they get more funny each time Our team of traingers get robbed, but manage to get to the Town of Port Creek Crik River (say that three times fast!). Here they enter a grudge match, bust a sasquatch rave, and find the source of salt water flooding the town.

Sponsored by Jellicle Cats, who are not dogs Our team of traingers (trainer train strangers) stop by the Town of Frostdale that recently got hit by some infection. They need to get some supplies for the road, which will involve running into some business dogs, theatre cats, and a solid monetary system run by a child.

Sponsored by Skytrains, they get a bit feral at times, okay?----more---- Our team of kids prepare for their train journey from Old Toronto to VLA, but first they have to solve the case of missing kids and a missing crawler train.

Sponsored by parties, I hear they can be fun Mandatory beach episode where the crew has a little too much fun. You all knew this coming.

Sponsored by Pokemon, the highest grossing franchise of all time ----more---- Welcome to our Haunted Age series! It’s a game in Devon’s homebrew setting similar but legally distinct from a number of pet monster animes, using the Cortex Prime system. Our players will be portraying a group of teenagers and their pet monster companions as they undertake their journey from Old Toronto to VLA.

Sponsored by animals, they can be so friendly The crew stays at the shipwrecks in the hopes of salvaging parts. This goes surprisingly well, considering.

Sponsored by foxtails, containing less foxes than advertised ----more---- Refugees are settling in their new village with the help of our adventurers. Some people try learning some magic, some people get into fights, while some people just bang pots and pans at odd hours of the day. High quality leadership material right there!

Sponsored by chocolate, sometimes you just need chocolate The crew plays Mystery on the lost ship. Some people learn that not everyone thinks they are cool.

Sponsored by spiritual journeys, now with more foxes ----more---- It’s time for a great refugee exodus! Our adventurers help out the best they can, organise people, prepare food and gear. Meanwhile some possessive deity starts calling people offering a bounty for the head of one Pipsqueak Smallpaws. Will anyone refuse? Will this game turn to PvP?

Sponsored by flooring, not to be confused with ceiling Our heroes explore under the eaves. We also try a twist on traditional play style. This episode had a number of technical issues beyond our comprehension, we are sorry.

Sponsored by direbears, some are more cuddly than others ----more---- Our adventurers wrap up some small problems before the refugees are ready to make their exodus. Some children are missing, some idol got stolen, and people are fighting over some goat issues. Just your typical life in an adventure town!

Sponsored by more filler, it’s still in everything Some fun side stories and character interaction. Are these canon? That is for real fans to argue. 

Sponsored by Ardea, the great equalizer ----more---- It’s election day and our adventurers decide that Galant the Grand and his political reign of blackmail and shady dealings need to come to an end. Will they secure the votes they need to help the refugees? How will they deal with the politician that is running the show? Will Red Beak be executed for his crimes? Find out in this episode of Humble...

Sponsored by hope, it still exists Ok this ones getting less dark. The crew decides to keep their new children and do something less full of nightmares.

Sponsored by Kren, a clever fox of Aesop’s fame ----more---- Elections are getting closer as our adventurers double down on efforts to free a griffin from the captivity of councilmember Brunhild, using a political potluck as their distraction and an alibi. Someone decides to ask an unlikely deity for help. Things get violent when the Perchguard decides to put a boot to a little mouse. The web of i...

Sponsored by surprise, not always good So that took a turn... Things got dark and scary and not good, really not good. How did we not see this coming!!!

Sponsored by Yggdrasil the World Tree, now with less snakes ----more---- Back in Alderheart, our adventurers help out the refugee camp, someone gets recruited into a gang and decides to be a magical animal activist, and learn of upcoming elections that will shape the fate of Everden. Our adventurers decide to become political activists and sway some key votes in their favour…

Sponsored by joy, the happy thought ----more---- A happy town is saved by benevolent heroes and nothing bad will ever happen. (Starting here Ian has fixed the episode numbering issues himself)

Sponsored by fire, serving humanity for over 2 million years ----more---- Our adventurers prepare for an incoming fight with fire, both in bat and meteor form. Some fires might have been started but that’s not on us, honest!

Sponsored by pickles, old acidic cucumbers ----more---- The crew gets stuck in a rain storm and makes new friends? We all learn life lessons, I think.

Sponsored by Possum Patrol, like Paw Patrol, but with less cops ----more---- Our adventurers help out in Tin Town, looking for the missing Possum Patrol. They also set out to get what they came here for - delicious slime goo!

Sponsored by manual elevators, bringing verticality to your fantasy setting ----more---- Our adventurers get their first quest from an inn, I mean Alderheart’s Council, and meet with Pipsqueak’s enemy, councilmember Galant the Grand. We also get a taste for what Alderheart is for the common people before the caravan to Tin Town sets out.

Sponsored by heat, it makes you warm ----more---- The crew decides they are Balto and definitely not going to regret it… Elsewhere nothing is on fire.

Sponsored by filler, it’s in everything ----more---- This is just character backstories. Call it filler if you want but we had fun.

Sponsored by cute animal critters, now with less glowing, red eyes ----more---- Welcome to our new game of Humblewood where our players want to put out more fires than they start. It’s a game in the Humblewood setting, using homebrew rules based on Mouse Guard RPG. Less of a focus on fighting monsters, more of a focus on the struggles of the people in the setting.