Death D4 Dishonor

Sezzur gets into a semantics fight, Zanatari becomes the first plate & mail wearing rogue, Karrul collects roof shingles, and a dragon is somehow involved in the fiasco. Yup, Summer is over and we’ve returned! Audio issues killed the opening and closing of the podcast.

Desperate times call for flashy entrances which can awe even a red dragon who is marauding through Winterhaven.

The party continues a desperate fight for survival in the mine shaft leading from The Living Dungeon. There is also a big reveal at the end of the episode.

Sometimes the party is itching for a fight, and sometimes a dirty, bare knuckles tunnel fight itches for a party. Welcome to the day that the fight gets its itch scratched.

The Living Dungeon tries to communicate with the party while Sezzur feels queasy about all the gold he has hoarded.

Arriving in the Drow city under Winterhaven, a discovery is made regarding a new tyrant who is causing problems while at the same time promoting literacy. An investigation of the new cavern begins but is soon cut short by expected problems and trouble.

Shortly after returning to Winterhaven the party encounters the town's Deputy Mayor, comes to grips with orc politics, and then heads off to the Drow city under their feet. Oh, their may or may not be a marathon involving lightning bolts.

This is our special 2016 Holiday episode which happens outside of our D4 cannon story-line! Jenesee takes over as DM and sends the party out to rescue a child on a most confusing but auspicious evening!

Sometimes it is better to never have known that you have been in the belly, or somewhere more disgusting, of the beast. The party comes to this collective conclusion and more in this episode!

The party continues to investigate what happened in Gaslight while Zanatari and Burt ponder the repercussions of smiting.

Sezzur ignores things, Karrul recovers in a barn within the town of undead, Burt might have launched death rays, and Zanatari gets the idea in her head to ask a vampire some questions. Yeah....

Consider for a moment an event so terrible that it makes undead flee in terror. Welcome to that event.

Events take place at the tavern, including a visit from Sezzur's employer, that lead the party to flee instead of mingling with the residents of Ghostlight.

Drawn towards the ruined castle, the party makes an initial inspection of the castle before a creepy tavern in the neighboring village occupies their attention.

Zanatari learns to pilot the flying platform while the rest of the party covers the fact that they stole from themselves by possibly destroying the Sezzurorium... yeah... Anyways they soon find something more horrifying than Zanatari's piloting skills.

Sezzur tries to talk and act his way out of suffering consequences earned by looking to only his own safety during the fight with the flesh golem.

Sezzur finally puts out the last of his personal fires and joins up with the party who are on the lookout for snacks or transportation elsewhere.

The source of the mess in the Sezzurorium makes itself fully known to the party. In addition, Zanatari plays with electricity while Sezzur displays his proficiency with being ready for all situations.

Exploration of the Sezzurorium continues professionally at first but then dissolves into the usual mess when a number of unusual messes are discovered.

We lost three episodes since Episode 178 due to technical issues so this episode starts as a recap and then moves forward as the party continues their exploration of Sezzur's vault. Zanatari also confirms that she has poor translation ability.