Dog Days

Splitting into two groups to seek out answers, the young zatis turn to Anton to revive the Sundestan nobleman and Mother Sylvenza to provide some explanation for what appears to be a convergence of unrelated threats all intent on harming the Blue Viel Troupe, and possibly all hanataz.  Experiencing difficulties because of additional heinous deeds carried out by unknown culprits and sheer stubbornness on the part of their elders, the party struggles to obtain any of the answers or assurances they seek.Meanwhile, the warnings of young Vezzi finally coalesce around an identifiable course of action that the zatis can take, or more appropriately, avoid taking.0:00:10 Recap0:01:31 Adwale's Outburst and Destructive Act0:02:34 Muscles, New Girlfriend, and Talking to Dogs0:05:04 A Shocking Discovery in the Tent0:07:58 Mysterious Death: Signs of a Shaky Murder0:10:26 Seeking Answers: The Best Cleric in the Troupe0:11:35 Urgent Mission: Investigating a Dead Man0:14:47 Symbolic Manifestations and Strange Magic0:21:52 A Ritual of Thanks and Praise0:24:25 Unveiling a Name0:24:57 Nevets and Jericho's Party Splitting Strategy0:25:06 Confusion in the Tunnels and Unanswered Questions0:35:58 Connection between the murders and the Duna Hadin.0:38:11 Nevets and Jericho offer to listen to Mother Slovenza's guidance.0:41:08 Vezzy asks Jericho for a balloon animal.0:43:58 Anton suggests finding a private wagon for Moor's privacy.0:46:24 Jericho and Nevitz teach about the fifth leg on a donkey0:51:46 Moonshine Madness BeginsThis episode of our actual play Tabletop Roleplaying game uses the Dungeon and Dragons 5th Edition rule set and follows chapter one, “The Darkest Dream” from the “Red Star Rising” campaign published by Gooey Cube. Support this show and follow along with updates and early access on Copper Dragon Productions | Roll. Play. Create. | PatreonMusic used with permission from Tabletop Audio - Ambiences and Music for Tabletop Role Playing GamesAdventure path used with permission: Home Page - GooeyCube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.