After an episode goes missing, the adventurers find out they shouldn't be babysitters while on a journey to help save their new friend Bahren's hometown of Little Rock. They meet a motley crew of ogres before things take an eerie turn...
Flint and Nulara comment on some nice wood and Thia jumps off a building.
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DM: Russ More
Players: Amy More, Carla Maxted, Tom Laird
Sound Design: Russ More
Music: Kevin McLeod
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