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the revenge of things (Patreon)

Published:
2017-07-27 13:28:32
Imported:
2026-06

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so a bit of bad news. The latest episode of Dungeon World did not record. It's unfortunate but due to technical issues we just.. don't have the episode. Luckily, it was a transitionary episode and nothing too important was lost. We'll try to summarise what happened next time.


Shadowrun - 6 - kojiri dies

 https://youtu.be/g-Pof6spUlI


https://discord.gg/QKZzBUs

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Lovely Penguin

Yo, I just found out that ever since "End of Prologue" that the Dungeon World eps have been misnumbered (you called End of Prologue episode 5, when it should've been 6). We should currently be on episode 10 (this past one we just did, that got lost). Incidentally, what is the title of this Lost Episode(TM)? Edit: To all the patapon peeps, raocow said on his tumblr that the episode is titled "You Honestly Didn’t Miss Much". XD

Lovely Penguin

Basically, here's what happened in Episode 10, "You Honestly Didn’t Miss Much": The reason for Floto's prior absence was she was following a deer that said it knew where Aegon was. Floto found her mentor, and the two discussed the current dragon threat. Aegon agreed to help the group fight Giaborax (don't remember how to spell his name), and flew himself and Floto over to the party's current location: the bandit bonfire that I (Hiko) started. After a brief round of introductions, we set off, and eventually found a small mountain town. This town appeared to consist of troll hunters, as evidenced by everything being made from various troll parts - from clothing to armor to everyday essentials. We secured the remaining troll-fat candles, and Vappa and Hisgra got some troll-hide armor. Baldwin and I enjoyed some troll candies, whatever those are. We obtained the information that Giaborax had apparently taken up residence in the adjoining mountains, scaring away the trolls that the village would hunt. We realized we would have to in some way lure the dragon-child all the way from the mountains to the desired ritual location. Saving that problem for later, we looked for some horses to make our travel quicker. We found out that the town had some horses, but they were not available for rent or purchase. While Hisgra and I started a fire in the horse stable, Vappa and most of the others stole the horses under the guise that they were saving them from the burning stable. After taking the horses, we headed for the Petrified Forest. Having the horses did indeed make us much faster, but Thandir did not agree with our method of obtaining them, and so refused to help us with scouting or any of the other travel duties. Vappa did a mediocre job of scouting, and we were attacked by a group of bears led by a Dire Bear. As it turned out, the bears were only trying to defend their cubs, which was good because we couldn't seem to kill any of them anyway. We did manage to intimidate/scare off most of them, however. The battle ended with Hisgra more or less taming the dire bear and claiming it as her mount, naming it Fluffles. Thandir personally apologized to each bear, and upon finding out that the bears wanted to eat some fish, Vappa discovered that her enchanted halberd's third function was to turn into a sort of fishing pole. There was no water nearby, however, so Leikan attempted to summon fish to feed everyone; we had to evacuate when instead we got a rain of poisonous frogs. Arriving at the Petrified Forest, Baldwin proceeded to lift a stone tree out of the ground and break it over his knee, giving us the stone bark we needed. We then set off toward the location of the last item we needed: the dragon cemetery. Thandir agreed to help scout and hunt, under the condition we return the horses when the adventure was over. Thandir's skills, combined with the horses' speed and a haste spell from Leikan, allowed us to make a multi-week trek in a little over a day. Arriving at the mountain, Floto turned into an eagle and flew overhead to scout, while Dreywalker and Thandir headed up to talk to the dragon graveyard's guardian and see if they could be reasoned with. As it turned out, what appeared to be a pile of discarded bones was, in fact, the guardian: a draco-lich. When told about our current plight, the lich replied that they cared not for our mortal matters, that we were not to desecrate the graveyard, and that we were to leave at once. Dreywalker and Thandir returned to the group, and we are currently figuring out what our next course of action is.