Episode 24: “I hate everything down here!” (D&D 5e Session 6)

Listen to episode 24, as we return to the Guardians of Indir story.

After a long hiatus and a couple of side adventures over the last few episodes, we return in this episode to our sixth recording session (from March 2018) and the continuation of the Guardians of Indir D&D 5e campaign. When we last left our heroes, Balasar had just been reduced to zero hit points by a monstrous, tentacled myriapod that had followed the sound of his enthusiastically pounding rocks in a dungeon with his holy hammer. At the end of last episode, the players had only just realized that this dungeon strongly resembled the layout of the Tower of the Sun that they’d defended in the human flashback episodes (episodes 10, 11, and 12). Though Balasar knew nothing of this, his player (Korben) had realized that the collapsed passage roughly corresponded to the place where stairs had led up to the roof of the tower in the flashback, so he tried to clear a path. But instead a monster skittered in to investigate.

Just a reminder to our listeners, too, that the party came down underground in the first place to pursue a trio of despised elves that had attacked the city and somehow opened the gate to these underground passages. So far, there’s been no sign of the elves other than one dead one they found just inside the dungeon. Two others remain, somewhere…will the party find the elves, or some sign of why these tunnels exist under their city? Listen to find out!

Episode 23: All Daughters RPG podcast crossover adventure

I’ve known Kyle from the Tavern Tales and Tavern Tales Junior podcasts for years now, ever since he and his wife (Marie-Claire of the What the Force? podcast) came to visit us in California after collaborating on the Critionary for the Crit Juice podcast. Kyle starting his family-friendly podcast, Tavern Tales Junior, was a major inspiration for us to start All Ages RPG. So last summer I was telling him about how much my kids enjoy listening to his kids on his podcast. He responded with “Maybe we should try to get them to play a game together sometime.” Well, I spun that idea up into a dream of having all the daughters from all the family-friendly RPG podcasts playing in a game together.

And guess what? We actually made it happen, with the cooperation and participation from the great luminaries of the A Quest for Magic & Steele (Amara is one of my favorite GMs on any RPG podcast – I love the voice work she does), Allison Underland (wonderful collaborative storytelling), and Dungeons & Dragons & Daughters (super energy and the girls are really masters of their characters quirks and shticks) podcasts. What you see and hear here is the result.