New Crits on the Block

Oyama has had quite enough of his wedding's crashers, and starts playing dirty. And the whole playing field changes... quite literally.

The Battle of Wills rages on, as Ben gets subpoenaed to appear in court. 

Katon has the grand idea of being the realm's first wedding crasher, but his friends turning into total party poopers puts a damper on his plans.

Leaf finds out that the shortest distance between two points is a straight and painful line. And a certain celebrity makes a quick reappearance! 

The party finally goes to Hell... though Katon would argue he's been there for weeks already. Asmodeus Asmodeus Asmodeus!

Aewyn catches wind that the entire game has changed... but will anybody else hear about it? And Katon tries to get some alone time. 

The #1 rule of D&D is broken... Don't Split the Party. And the New Crits Crew lick their wounds as they try to figure out what to do next. 

Autodefenestration. Look it up. It'll all make sense. And Philippa has a slight disagreement with the New Crits Crew.

An experiment is conducted that breaks the confines of D&D rules forever. The New Crits Crew confront Ignis and Agnis.

Leaf is the true All Star of this episode, taking part in death defying rescue missions and calling in the big guns when things seem at their most dire.

A cryptic BoulderTooth™ call sends the New Crits Crew in a new direction, leaving some threads untied and unaccounted for.

With his kingdom in ruins, Borel begins picking up the pieces. But there is a piece he doesn't know is missing that may soon be back in play.

The Battle for Inranil rages on in the air above and the land below. The compelling climax to the encounter has arrived. 

Pretty much every plan the New Crits Crew had baked up goes sideways, forcing them to think outside the box and bust out the big guns. 

The fight rages on as the New Crits Crew call upon their particular set of skills in an attempt to turn the tide of battle in their favor. 

The peace treaty takes a turn for the worse as all hell breaks loose aboard the airship. 

The peace treaty gets underway as Borel invokes his ancestral right for Throne Debate aboard a seemingly very shoddily put-together airship.

The New Crits Crew invent the Good News Sandwich, and the entire entourage walk into a political powder keg. 

Sometimes a deal with the devil is better than no deal at all. But sometimes it feels real, REAL good.