Season 6 EP. 26: The Root of the Problem

Episode 26 of the Rise of the Runelords podcast, hosted by Connor Boesch, titled "Season 6 EP. 26: The Root of the Problem" was published on January 23, 2023 and runs 49 minutes.

January 23, 2023 ·49m · Rise of the Runelords

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Episode Description

THIS WEEK:
A minutes worth of combat has passed, and though the hordes have been felled the army of Yellow Musked Zombies and the Root of the Tangle continue to defend their home from the foreign invaders. Summoned Daemons, explosive evocations and the black dragon they rode in on prove to be more than a challenge for the collection of fungus-infested fiends. Now that the large monstrosity has entered the fight, the tides of battle may just be changed. Will our heroes be able to prove victorious, or will they add to the ever growing numbers under the control of the Root of the Tangle?
Aristotle overcharges the disintegrate. Hugo has a hunch. Reetin doesn't do a damn thing. Vrasken eats well.

Music Credits:
The Curtain Rises
Beauty Flow
Hitman
Stoneworld Battle
Clash Defiant
Symmetry
Intuit256
By Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)

This End by Evan King (evanking.bandcamp.com)

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