Whiskey in the Stream

Kaylan is back! I mean, Kaylan's player is back, Kaylan's been here, but now the two of them get to have a maybe family reunion with some old and distant relatives? Ah it'll be fine, surely there's no such thing as temptation in such a solemn place

With that problem out of the way, now it's time to hit the loot boxes! Grrrdon expresses his hatred of doors and the crew goes on a trippy light show.

The Doomslayers now get to experience the same thing so many of us do in real life - awkward and uncomfortable eye contact! How to battle a creature you can't keep a good eye on? Vren has a pretty good idea and the group gives it a go. Good luck!

The Doomslayers delve deeper in the dark dungeon as dastardly devils demand despair. D. With some exploration, a break room, and a decent amount of silverware, the gang must defeat the Peekaboo monster that is definitely certainly there.

Let's destroy some priceless artifacts! No wait, that one can have a price? It's how much? Smash baby, smash. Some worldbuilding, some puzzle solving, some hammers, a traditional DnD session if there ever was

Sometimes you lose something to gain something. This time you get to learn a whole lot more than you ever thought. Reading is fundamental!

Well, it happens to all DMs eventually. Doors. What used to be a stairs related problem has come full circle to solving a door puzzle. Wait, when is a solved puzzle not solved? This episode.

The Scarlet Tyrant, destroyer of ants! One of my favorite uses of a great spell is used to great effect in this one. More DMs need to allow these terrible lizards in the game. It's just so much fun!

New NPC who dis? The Doomslayers meet someone in an unusual place and way. I'm sure they aren't important, weird NPCs never are. Wait, are the Doomslayers assuming he's evil? You'd think the DM knew how to write an NPC by now. (SPOILER: He doesn't.)

A broken mural, an avoided trap...a tripped trap...a known trap tripped. well....It's all fine, it's good. The Doomslayers make slow progress into the structure, and get some fun info to chew on

You know what's fun? Charades with rocks, hidden goodies, bad sleight of hand, and secret entrances. Less fun? Feeding new friends pieces of yourself. I said what I said.

The Doomslayers move further into the cave and need to negotiate. Rough personalities and hardline aggression forge the way. Well hopefully. Might be terrible really...

Yeah Freud is having a field day with the poor DM. either way, rule 1 of the dungeon; run head first into everything. rule 2; if you encounter something just run harder. rule 3 ??? rule 4; profit.

Grrrdon returns! Unfortunately so do the clittering - CHITTERING ankhegs. It'll be fine, there's probably not too many. Why does that one look so gimpy though?

It's important to be cunning, and a linguist to boot! Good thing the professor is so adept at different tongues. The group makes their final preparations, Rhute gets a chance to play matchmaker once again, and we all learn some important lessons about the alphabet and Freudian slips

Give our apocalyptic cutie a hand, for she has returned! How will she react to the new party pet? Is she allowed in the danger zone? What is being hidden in this excavation? All this and more with the Doomslayers

The polite conversation quickly turns to experimentation. What mad science will be undertaken in this ruin, and what does it have to do with the Apocalyptic Cutie? Kaylan does a murder, Rhute does a Rhute, and the twins do a damage control. Truly terrifying boops are within - you have been warned

Our adventurers get the chance to sit down and have a private conversation with Professor Glintscale. The plot thickens, the tea colors, and wages debated as the Doomslayers prepare. With. INFORMATION!

The Doomslayers meet an unusual person? while camping on the road to the ruins. It goes as Doomslayer as expected. At least the journey is mostly boring as they meet the Professor. Mary Ann will be missed

Things are going oh so well and the Doomslayers might just get out of this place unscathed. The city isn't too bad either, just a really big pothole out front, burnt grass, nothing major...Enter the bag of magical fruit, and continue Colm's no good, very bad, absolute worst day.

R'Pair finds love in the strangest of places and Norm is less than supportive. Yes the DM chastises himself in character and retaliates in character as well. He should get that checked out. The Danger Cart gets an upgrade and a new friend to pull it along. Our Unnamed Gomphotherium (real animal, look it up, silly longface elephant) replaces the horse to draw the new Danger Carriage. What a lov...

While this episode should have been the answer to life, the universe and everything; it is instead the answer to "What happens when a quickly made plan actually comes together?" Turns out-pretty ok sometimes. Enjoy the episode where the players succeed and do really amazing at saving their friends without causing mad havoc

Our intrepid explorers must indulge an evil interrogation if they want to continue their adventure in peace. and in one piece. The twins are on the move ready to sleep at a moment's notice. Remember fellow elves, take time for you so you can take time for others. And get spell slots back, but also the other thing.

The Doomslayers make their way through a strange combat conversation- combersation?- where Ken loses track of who is who, and when it's whose turn. DM needs a nap and a time out to think about what he's created. Or, give the players a moment and let them solve it for you. Now you're thinking with portals!

It's almost like a musical with the number of times Ken makes up a song about what he didn't do and plan for. You'd think a DM would know better. Surprise! I don't! Captain Fizzlewin of Tramore makes his appearance with a personality description of: Power Trip. I'm sure any NPC that is openly rude and power trippy will be fine. It's not. DM knew better, DM somehow surprised. Listen to the Doomslay...