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We revisit the BBC fantasy show Merlin, hoping to enjoy it more than the pilot--and while the dynamic between Merlin and Arthur is certainly better than before, the rest of the show leaves us frustrated, not just with ignoring wide swathes of Arthurian elements, but for indulging in one of the worst sins of 21st century storytelling: the hidden emotional trauma of the nerd and his absentee father. That's right, we're cranky, and you're all gonna be mad at us again. Merlin, season 2, episode 13: "The Last Dragonlord". Starring Colin Morgan, Bradley James, John Hurt, Richard Wilson, and John Lynch. Written by Julian Jones. Directed by Jeremy Webb. This is a preview of the latest episode of our series Hollywood Avalon. To hear the entire episode, join the Mary Versus the Movies patreon for $3/month to hear this and the entire series Hollywood Avalon: https://www.patreon.com/maryvsmovies.
This week on Critical Arcade, Nick and Dave dust off their swords, shine their armor, and set out on a nostalgic journey through the land of Alefgard in “Dragon Quest I & II Remake.” Square Enix has taken two of the most important JRPGs ever made and given them the full HD-2D treatment—complete with shimmering pixel art, dynamic lighting, and a soundtrack that will make even the slimes tear up a little.In Dragon Quest I, our brave hosts take on the role of the legendary descendant of Erdrick, tasked with defeating the evil Dragonlord and restoring peace to a world teetering on the edge of ruin. Along the way, they'll explore charming towns, uncover ancient secrets, and save a princess who's just a little too comfortable being kidnapped. Then, as the story seamlessly continues into Dragon Quest II, the stakes—and the party size—grow. Joined by three royal companions, the adventure expands across continents, oceans, and a world haunted by the legacy of the first hero. Monsters get tougher, castles get grander, and Dave's inventory management skills are tested like never before. Meanwhile, Nick can't stop humming the battle theme and pretending he's composing a full orchestra.Together, they'll uncover how these two stories intertwine, setting the foundation for decades of RPG storytelling. Will Dave survive the grind without rage-quitting? Will Nick finally admit that “random encounters” are not a personal attack? Tune in as they laugh, strategize, and occasionally cry their way through one of gaming's most legendary remakes—where every slime defeated brings them one step closer to destiny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Greetings fellow witches, wizards, warlocks, and everything in between! After a long and impromptu hiatus, I'm finally back on the microphone once again. Join me in my attempt to catch up on everything we've missed over the past handful of months, covering everything from conventions, sanctioned organized play events, the Dragonlord set, Gothic spoilers, and everything in between. You may know a lot of this stuff already, but maybe you'll still learn something new? Either way, I'm just happy to be back in the action once again. Sorry it took so long!Check out the player-run Sorcery Explorer Series:https://jamesboo.com/exploresorceryCheck out the details behind Sorcery's new Organized Play events:https://sorcerytcg.com/organized-playCheck out the upcoming Crossroads events taking place soon:https://sorcerytcg.com/organized-play?tab=crossroadsCheck out the article regarding Star City Games + the SCG Con:https://sorcerytcg.com/news/erik-s-curiosa-partners-with-star-city-gamesCheck out the article about the upcoming Uthden Troll Cup in the Netherlands:https://sorcerytcg.com/news/uthden-troll-cupOfficial Podcast Patreon Page!https://patreon.com/AllThingsContestedRealmOfficial Podcast Discord server:https://discord.gg/J34k273GZ3* Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/allthingscontestedrealm/Official Sorcery TCG Discord server:https://discord.gg/6CTv5ReqxzAnd as always, stay contested.Chapter Markers:00:03:50 News & Highlights00:36:41 Sanctioned Organized Play Events00:51:22 Dragonlord Mini Set Breakdown01:08:01 Breaking Down the Newest Rulebook Update01:21:26 Deep Dive into the Upcoming Gothic Set: New Mechanics and Spoilers!01:56:21 Card HighlightsSupport the show
Livestreaming as always today at 2pm UK time (9am Eastern)! We'll be talking about the new trailer for Heroes of the Borderlands, Beadle & Grimm's 'Legendary' anniversary edition of Tyranny of Dragons, Upcoming Kickstarters for Invincible and for Odyssey of the Dragonlords Remastered, and more! Beadle & Grimm's Legendary Edition Of Tyranny Of Dragons The First "Yes" - Heroes of the Borderlands Release Trailer Dungeons & Dragons Releases Updated Unearthed Arcana for Arcane Subclasses Marvel Multiverse now in PDF Cyberpunk RED Single Player Mode The Wheels of Justice: Updates from the Courtroom Invincible RPG Kickstarter to Launch on September 23rd Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Remastered Edition What's OLD is NEW Bestiary For Fantasy, Modern, & Sci-fi
All issues being reviewed on our podcast may contain spoilers without extra warning. We didn't record in person so some audio delays and echoes may occur. The show may not be suitable for all audiences. Issue # 332 David Gloyd and Anthony Laatsch reveal each of their own brand new self-published comic books! Club Discussion: Uncle Scrooge: Earth's Mightiest Duck # 1, What If...? Goofy Became Spider-Man Weekly Reviews: Dewy's Adventures: The Strips, Bloodletter # 1, Lily and Stitch: Ohana Means Family # 1, The World of the Dragonlords, Paw & Order: The Grilled Cheese Caper, Ghost Pepper # 1 Go to crimsoncowl DOT COM for info! Go to the Youtube version of our show for all of the links!
The Metal Exchange Podcast guys discuss Dragonlord's 2005 release, "Black Wings of Destiny".Justin's Recommended Track: Until the EndChris' Recommended Track: Sins of Allegiancehttps://www.enterthedragonlord.com/https://www.facebook.com/enterthedragonlord/Listen to "Black Wings of Destiny": https://open.spotify.com/album/21OM3diOr0QjT1suHtLMFO*Become a Member of our Patreon*https://www.patreon.com/TheMetalExchangePodcast*Purchase our theme song - "The Blade of Nicchi"https://taliesin3.bandcamp.com/track/blood-sky-the-blade-of-nicchi-feat-micheal-mills*Other Band Mentions*Leverage: https://www.leverageofficial.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/leverageofficial/Helloween: https://www.helloween.org/ & https://www.facebook.com/helloweenofficialJudas Priest: https://judaspriest.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/OfficialJudasPriest/Warmen: https://warmen-band.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/warmen/Dream Theater: https://dreamtheater.net/ & https://www.facebook.com/dreamtheater/Crypt Sermon: https://www.cryptsermon.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/CryptSermon/Scorpions: https://www.the-scorpions.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/Scorpions/Lux Terminus: https://luxterminus.bandcamp.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/LuxTerminus/*Join us at The Metal Exchange*https://linktr.ee/MetalExchangehttps://metalexchangepodcast.com/https://www.facebook.com/TheMetalExchangePodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/metalexchangeshttps://bsky.app/profile/themetalexchange.bsky.socialhttps://www.instagram.com/themetalexchangepodcasthttps://open.spotify.com/user/4tn81zpim10zdl0qu1azagd8oCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrOffer Code: METALEXCHANGE
Paperi e topi tra draghi, astronavi e misteri spaziali!Per il finale di stagione con questo ultimo ciclo tematico ci siamo rilassati e per questo ci immergiamo nel mondo fumettistico della Disney: parliamo de "La Ciurma del Sole Nero", una saga fantascientifica dalle vibe alla Star Trek con protagonista Topolino, e di "Dragon Lords", una epopea fantasy con Paperino, zio Paperone, Qui, Quo e Qua che vengono catapultati in un mondo fantastico.Nessuna parodia, solo opere originali che sono influenzate da altre ben più conosciute.Creature fantastiche e viaggi interstellari vi aspettano in questa chiacchierata tra fumetti, nostalgia e saghe del mondo Disney.Discord: https://discord.gg/zPH6EeEgfXCanale Telegram: https://t.me/blablafantasPagina Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bla.blafantasy/
It's the end of the Dragonstorm arc and we are once again back on the fan favourite Plane of Tarkir! But how have things changed since the Dragon Lords were overthrown and will we finally uncover Jace's master plan to save the Multiverse? Andy and Nathan talk through the latest MTG story and how Planes and characters have evolved and potentially regressed. Music by Michael Rawcliffe Audio.Bluesky:mtflavouring.bsky.socialTwitter:MTF- @MTFlavouring,Andy- @AndyMannface,Nathan- @TheFoxintheMoon,Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqEmU7KIqU4Bcwn2RfcJ-yQMessage us directly!
Podcast Summary - After the events of the Whitestone Council, Laurana and friends try to decide what their next steps are. Laurana would prefer not to lead but her commitment to her friends overcomes any desires she has to find Tanis. We learn her testimony has cleared Sturm and he will become instituted as a full knight. Laurana will travel to Palanthas to relay this information directly to him and advanced Lord Gunther's plans. Fizban provides some final guidance to Tas. Elistan meets his maker? On the other side of the world Tanis and Caramon steal some enemy uniforms in order to secure passage for them and the rest of the Companions out of Flotsam. Then, while trying to purchase supplies for their sea voyage Tanis is nearly killed by a grief-crazed elf. Only to be rescued by a Dragonlord, who just so happens to be a dear old friend?! You can find us at: Jonathon - https://bsky.app/profile/falselogic.bsky.social Shivam - https://bsky.app/profile/shivambhatt.bsky.social Casual Magic w/ Shivam Bhatt - https://casualmagic.libsyn.com/ Shivam & Wheeler Love Magic - https://sites.libsyn.com/460224 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1147877956611082 Discord - https://discord.gg/MM7nEwgmZv We now have a Patreon for those who want to support the podcast! Benefits include seeing the show notes and getting a shout out. Details @ https://www.patreon.com/ChroniclesofDragonlancePodcast Intro/Outro music: Winter Night by Alexander Nakarada
House Of The Dragon With Mary & Blake: A Podcast For House Of The Dragon
Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 review discusses “The Red Sowing” in full, including the dragonseeds, Hugh, Ulf, Vermithor, Silverwing, Addam, Jace, Alicent, Daemon at Harrenhal, Oscar Tully, Aemond, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 review, we break down “The Red Sowing,” the penultimate episode where Rhaenyra finally gets the dragon army she needs — and maybe creates the next giant problem she cannot control. This is a huge episode for Team Black. Addam bends the knee, Hugh claims Vermithor, Ulf claims Silverwing, and Aemond suddenly realizes that Vhagar may not be enough anymore. But the episode also asks the obvious question: is giving dragon power to barely trained strangers a brilliant wartime gamble or the worst HR onboarding process in Westeros? Mary gave the episode 4.9 flames, while Blake gave it 4.85 flames. The dragon spectacle is massive, Alicent continues to get some of the show's strongest interior scenes, Oscar Tully finally gives the Riverlands plot real life, and the ending gives the season genuine momentum heading into the finale. Below, you can listen to our full podcast breakdown, watch the video version, read the recap, and follow our related House of the Dragon Season 2 coverage. Listen To Our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 Recap And Reaction Mary & Blake discuss House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7, “The Red Sowing,” including why the dragon selection scene is compelling but light on tension, why Alicent continues to have some of the best scenes in the show, why Team Black needs a much better HR team, and why Hugh, Ulf, Addam, Vermithor, Silverwing, and Seasmoke change the war. Subscribe To Get New House Of The Dragon Episodes APPLE PODCASTS YOUTUBE SPOTIFY House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 Recap: What Happens In “The Red Sowing”? “The Red Sowing” begins with Rhaenyra meeting Addam of Hull after Seasmoke chooses him as a rider. Addam immediately bends the knee and declares himself loyal to her, even though his parentage and connection to Corlys remain publicly unspoken. At Driftmark, Corlys continues awkwardly circling the truth about Addam and Alyn. Everyone who matters seems to know what is happening, but no one is saying the full thing out loud. Addam has just had a life-changing event, yet Corlys still struggles to acknowledge him plainly as his son. In King's Landing, Larys continues helping Aegon recover while Aemond rules as Prince Regent. Aegon is badly wounded, but he is not useless. Larys understands that better than almost anyone, and he keeps pushing Aegon's body and mind back toward survival. Alicent removes herself from King's Landing and goes into the woods with Ser Rickard. She is not exactly roughing it, but she is away from the Red Keep, away from the council, and away from the system that has swallowed her power. Her lake scene becomes one of the episode's most haunting images. At Harrenhal, Daemon finally gets movement in the Riverlands. Oscar Tully arrives as the new Lord Paramount and forces Daemon to face the consequences of the violence committed in Rhaenyra's name. To win the Riverlords, Daemon has to let Willem Blackwood die. On Dragonstone, Rhaenyra follows Mysaria's idea and summons people with possible Targaryen blood from King's Landing. The dragonkeepers object and walk away, calling the plan blasphemy. Rhaenyra proceeds anyway, bringing a crowd of would-be dragonriders before Vermithor. The attempt becomes a massacre. Vermithor burns and eats many of them before Hugh steps forward and survives the encounter. Ulf, meanwhile, stumbles into Silverwing and accidentally becomes her rider. By the end of the episode, Team Black has three new riders: Addam on Seasmoke, Hugh on Vermithor, and Ulf on Silverwing. The episode ends with Ulf flying over King's Landing on Silverwing, drawing Aemond and Vhagar toward Dragonstone. But when Aemond sees Rhaenyra standing with multiple dragons and riders, he turns back. For the first time in a long time, Vhagar is not the only answer. House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 Review “The Red Sowing” is exactly what a penultimate episode should be in this season: not necessarily the biggest battle, but the episode that changes the math before the finale. The strongest thing the episode does is make dragon power feel both miraculous and horrifying. Vermithor is spectacular. Silverwing is joyful. Seasmoke has personality. The final image of Rhaenyra with her dragons is powerful. But the process of getting there is ugly, reckless, and full of dead people who were treated more like applicants than human beings. That is the tension at the center of the episode. Rhaenyra needs riders. Vhagar has changed the entire war. Rook's Rest proved that Team Black cannot keep pretending restraint will save them. But Rhaenyra's solution is not clean. It is desperate, dangerous, and morally compromised. Blake's biggest critique is that the Vermithor sequence is incredible spectacle but not especially tense. The show has already spent too much time pointing at Hugh and Ulf for us to believe they are truly in danger. Once the crowd enters the dragon pit, the scene becomes less “who will survive?” and more “how long until the plot catches up to what we already know?” Mary responds more to the feeling of the dragon-bonding imagery: Rhaenyra reaching out, Hugh touching Vermithor, Ulf's chaotic joy, and the way the dragons finally seem to be choosing their people. The sequence may lack surprise, but it does not lack scale, awe, or personality. The episode also works because it is not only about dragons. Alicent's scenes are quiet but excellent. Oscar Tully gives Harrenhal the kick it badly needed. Jace finally says the thing that has been sitting underneath his story for years. And Aemond's retreat at the end gives the whole season a new tactical shape. Why Is The Episode Called “The Red Sowing”? The title “The Red Sowing” refers to Rhaenyra's attempt to find new dragonriders among people with possible Targaryen blood. She is not planting crops. She is planting power into people the old order never intended to elevate. The “red” part matters because this is not a clean recruitment drive. It is bloody. Many of the people who answer the call are burned, eaten, or trapped inside a ritual they do not fully understand. Rhaenyra gets what she wants, but the cost is enormous. The title also points toward the dragonseeds themselves: people scattered through bloodlines, secrets, brothels, bastardy, and forgotten branches of Targaryen history. Rhaenyra is harvesting that hidden inheritance because the war has made the old rules less useful. That is why “The Red Sowing” is such a strong title. It is about bloodline, bloodshed, and the terrifying idea that dragon power can move outside the royal family's clean little story about itself. The Dragonseeds Explained: Who Claims Dragons In Episode 7? The dragonseeds are people with possible Targaryen or Valyrian blood who may be able to bond with dragons, even if they are not part of the official royal line. In “The Red Sowing,” three riders matter most: Addam of Hull is chosen by Seasmoke before the mass claiming attempt begins. His connection to Corlys and Laenor gives the moment deeper family weight. Hugh Hammer survives Vermithor after stepping forward during the chaos. His Targaryen connection, grief, anger, and physical courage make him the most dramatically serious new rider. Ulf White stumbles into Silverwing almost by accident. His claiming scene is much lighter, stranger, and funnier, but it may also be the most worrying because Ulf is exactly the kind of person Blake does not want handed a dragon. The dragonseeds change the war because they solve Rhaenyra's immediate numbers problem. But they also create a much bigger question: if dragons can choose people outside the royal line, then what actually makes the ruling family special? Vermithor, Hugh, And The Dragon Selection Scene The Vermithor scene is the centerpiece of the episode. It is huge, loud, terrifying, and visually clear. The dragon is enormous. The crowd is completely outmatched. The sound design makes every scrape, breath, and movement feel dangerous. But the scene also has a tension problem. We already know Hugh has been built for something. We already know Ulf has been built for something. The anonymous people around them feel marked for death almost immediately. That means the scene works more as spectacle than suspense. Still, Hugh's moment lands because it tells us something about him. He does not simply hide. He steps forward. He protects someone else. He faces Vermithor with fear, anger, and need all moving through him at once. That is why Hugh feels like the right match for Vermithor. He is not polished. He is not noble in the traditional courtly way. He is wounded, furious, and desperate. Vermithor is not a gentle little symbol of legitimacy. He is raw power. Hugh meeting that power makes sense. Ulf And Silverwing: The Funniest Dragon Claiming Ulf's claiming of Silverwing plays like an accidental miracle. He is not noble. He is not prepared. He is not impressive in the way the dragonkeepers would want. He is terrified, scrambling, and very lucky. That is part of why the scene works. Silverwing feels different from Vermithor. Where Vermithor is all danger and domination, Silverwing feels curious and strangely gentle. Ulf becomes a rider almost by stumbling into the right place at the right time. The joy of Ulf flying over King's Landing matters because it gives the episode a burst of pure dragon fantasy. He is having the time of his life. The problem is that this is exactly why Blake is horrified. Ulf is the HR problem in human form. He gets a dragon and immediately turns into “Ulf the Dragonlord.” That may be fun for one episode. It may be a disaster for everyone later. Team Black Needs A Better HR And Onboarding System Rhaenyra's plan works, but the process is an absolute nightmare. Team Black gathers a bunch of people with possible Targaryen blood, ships them to Dragonstone, gives them almost no meaningful training, watches the dragonkeepers quit in protest, and then sends the whole group into a cave with one of the most dangerous creatures alive. Yes, the war is desperate. Yes, Vhagar is a massive problem. Yes, Rhaenyra needs riders. But this is still an onboarding disaster. The better version of this plan probably involves screening, training, smaller groups, clearer expectations, and maybe not throwing dozens of people into a dragon pit at once. Instead, Rhaenyra creates a “survive the dragon” workplace culture with a very poor benefits package. That is funny, but it also gets to the moral core of the episode. Rhaenyra is becoming more decisive. She is also becoming more willing to spend lives for the cause. That may make her more effective. It may also make her more dangerous. Jace Is Right To Be Worried Jace's frustration with Rhaenyra is not just whining. It is one of the smartest objections in the episode. Jace understands that his claim already depends on people accepting a story. Everyone knows the rumors about his father. Everyone knows he does not look like the old Valyrian ideal. His dragon has always been part of what makes him visibly Targaryen enough to survive the politics around him. Now Rhaenyra is handing that same symbol to common-born riders and unacknowledged bastards. From a wartime perspective, that may be necessary. From Jace's perspective, it undermines one of the few things protecting his future. That is why his question matters: what is he supposed to be after Rhaenyra dies? If dragonriding is no longer exclusive, then his legitimacy problem gets worse, not better. Jace is not wrong to see the generational consequence. Rhaenyra is trying to win the current war. Jace is thinking about the next reign. Alicent At The Lake Alicent's lake scene is one of the best quiet sequences of the episode. She leaves King's Landing, steps away from the Red Keep, and enters a space where she has no council table, no sons demanding power, no father answering her, and no clear role left to play. The image of Alicent floating in the water is beautiful because it is also frightening. For a moment, the show lets us wonder whether she is surrendering, cleansing herself, disappearing, or deciding what comes next. That ambiguity is what makes Alicent so strong this season. She is guilty. She is trapped. She is responsible for much of what happened. But she is also a woman who has watched the system she served strip her of usefulness the moment she became inconvenient. When she sees the bird and moves back toward shore, the scene feels less like an ending and more like a reset. Alicent may not know what she is yet, but she is not finished. Oscar Tully Finally Makes Harrenhal Matter Harrenhal has been weird, atmospheric, and full of strong images all season. But “The Red Sowing” finally gives that storyline a political jolt through Oscar Tully. Oscar arrives as a young lord everyone might underestimate, then immediately proves he understands the room better than Daemon does. He knows the Riverlords hate Daemon. He knows they are bound by oath but disgusted by what has been done in Rhaenyra's name. He knows Daemon needs them more than they need to like him. That is why the scene works. Oscar does not beat Daemon with strength. He beats him with leverage. Daemon has to let Willem Blackwood die because the Riverlords need proof that there will be consequences. It is a brutal public concession. It also may be the first useful thing Daemon has done at Harrenhal in weeks. Sir Simon Strong's reaction makes the whole thing even better. He looks like a man who dressed for a party and accidentally hosted a political execution. Daemon And Viserys: Does He Still Want The Crown? Daemon's vision of Viserys gives the Harrenhal story its emotional point. Viserys appears near the end of his life, broken down by the crown and by the burden of rule. He asks Daemon whether he still wants it. That question is the center of Daemon's whole story. He has spent so much of his life wanting recognition, power, love, and proximity to the throne that he may not know the difference between wanting the crown and wanting to be seen by his brother. Seeing Viserys in that state matters because it strips the crown of romance. The throne is not a prize. It is a burden that eats the person who carries it. The big question is whether Daemon has actually learned anything yet. The episode gives him insight, but insight only matters if it changes what he does next. Aemond Retreats From Rhaenyra's Dragons The ending of “The Red Sowing” is the episode's biggest power shift. Ulf flies Silverwing over King's Landing, and Aemond immediately reacts. He gets on Vhagar and chases the threat back toward Dragonstone. That reaction tells us something important: Aemond is still dangerous, but he is also impulsive enough to chase a provocation. Then he sees what Rhaenyra has built. Multiple dragons. Multiple riders. Rhaenyra standing in ash and confidence. Suddenly, Vhagar does not feel like an automatic win. Aemond turning back is a massive moment because it is one of the first times this season he looks genuinely checked. Not defeated, not broken, but checked. He came looking for prey and found a formation. For Team Black, that image is the victory of the episode. Rhaenyra did something dangerous and costly, but it worked. For now. House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 Ending Explained The ending of “The Red Sowing” means Rhaenyra has changed the dragon math before the finale. Before this episode, Aemond and Vhagar were the overwhelming military problem. Team Black had dragons, but not enough effective riders to counter the largest dragon in the world. After the Red Sowing, Rhaenyra has Addam on Seasmoke, Hugh on Vermithor, Ulf on Silverwing, and her own Syrax in the field. That does not guarantee victory. It creates deterrence. Aemond sees the new reality and turns Vhagar around because the battlefield no longer belongs to him alone. But the ending also plants future danger. Rhaenyra has given enormous power to people she barely knows. Hugh and Ulf may be useful now, but loyalty, class resentment, legitimacy, and control are all still unresolved. The dragons may help her win the next move and complicate every move after that. What “The Red Sowing” Sets Up Next Episode 7 sets up the Season 2 finale by giving Team Black a dragon advantage and giving everyone else a reason to panic. Rhaenyra finally has the dragonriders she needs, but her methods are becoming more ruthless. Jace sees the long-term legitimacy danger in raising common-born dragonriders. Addam is now publicly tied to Seasmoke and privately tied to Corlys' family secret. Hugh becomes a serious new power by claiming Vermithor. Ulf becomes a chaotic new power by claiming Silverwing. Aemond learns that Vhagar can be deterred when Team Black has multiple dragons on the board. Aegon continues recovering with Larys close by, which may matter if Aemond overreaches. Alicent steps away from King's Landing, but her story clearly is not over. Daemon finally gains the Riverlands, though at the cost of another public compromise. Rhaena continues moving toward the wild dragon in the Vale. Related House Of The Dragon Coverage Continue through Mary & Blake's House of the Dragon Season 2 coverage: House Of The Dragon Season 2 Recap And Episode Guide House Of The Dragon With Mary & Blake Podcast Hub Previous Episode: House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 6 — “Smallfolk” Next Episode: House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 8 — “The Queen Who Ever Was” Season 3: House Of The Dragon Season 3 Teaser Reaction More From Mary & Blake Subscribe to House of the Dragon With Mary & Blake for every recap, reaction, listener feedback episode, and deeper discussion as we continue through the Dance of the Dragons. Want bonus podcasts, extended reactions, and community conversation about House of the Dragon, Outlander, The Rings of Power, and everything else Mary & Blake are covering? Join the Nerd Clan community at JoinTheNerdClan.com and support everything Mary & Blake are building. Mary & Blake Media is not affiliated with HBO, Max, Warner Bros. Discovery, George R. R. 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Welcome to Dragons of Winter Night, the 2nd book of the Dragonlance Chronicles. We're just starting but this book is already so much darker and somber than the first! And all the characters get surly! In this first episode of our second season we go over the opening prologue and the first two chapters of the book. Shivam reminds us that he dislikes poetry. Jonathon wonders why a dwarf writing an epic of the reclaiming of the Hammer of Kharas is talking about a character the reader hasn't been introduced to. We marvel at Elistan's recovery from dying old man to ripped Silver Fox. The Companions are off to a city no one from the north has seen for 300 years in the hopes of finding a new home for the refugees from Pax Tharkas, we eavesdrop on an unknown Dragonlord and their blue dragon mount and get hints at their evil plans. We now have a Patreon for those who want to help defray the costs of hosting and editing. Details are here: https://www.patreon.com/ChroniclesofDragonlancePodcast Intro/Outro music: Winter Night by Alexander Nakarada
Stakes are a part of a story. What does a character want? What means the most to the character? What are they after, what do they care about? Stakes can be really subjective like that and they can also be objective and more universal like death, debt, a threat to a home, nation, planet or even the universe. The most important thing though is that you can communicate the value of those stakes to the audience! It doesn't actually matter WHAT the stakes are as long as the audience understands that they're important. Sooooo so many writers seem to have zero idea about that. One idea is that you need to “raise the stakes” in order to get the audience to be more invested, which certainly works but what a bad writer will always do is just crudely add onto the objective stakes: “Ten people were in danger but NOW it's 500! But wait… now it's 6000. OMG, now it's a million! Oh wow, the fate of the known universe hangs in the balance!”. The truth is that at a certain point it loses value, we just can't relate very well to bigger and bigger numbers and the “known universe” is an empty concept to most people. To really raise the stakes you have to pick things that the audience CAN care about and/or show that it's really affecting the characters in a way the audience can symbathise with. If you write it correctly, a character losing their favourite pen can be a tragedy of earth shaking proportions and them needing to get it back can be an epic tale of redemption and self discovery without them ever leaving their office. The idea here was inspired by Banes' newspost on the Marvel films. They're a great case in point, the higher they make the stakes the less we care. The first Avengers movie was a lot of fun till the end when they were trying to save New York city, fighting hoards of meaningless CGI blobs: “raising the stakes” didn't make things more interesting. It was more engaging when they were talking and just fighting Loki because these were stakes we could more easily relate to. It's a pattern that repeats in a lot of marvel movies and TV shows. Sometimes they get it right, and sometimes they get it wrong. How do YOU approach stakes? This week Gunwallace has given us a theme inspired by I wont Marry the General as the Dragon Lords only Daughter - A dense, layered palace of a tune here, it sounds like the theme to a major Hollywood film. We have a lot of body, depth and power to this sound. All electronic. You can just imagine mysterious opening scenes, titles fading into view and flicking of screen as you wait in anticipation for the story to begin. Topics and shownotes Links Inspired by Banes' newspost - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/news/2023/nov/08/mcu-scraps-do-overs-and-to-reboot-or-not-to-reboot/ Featured comic: Adkien - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/news/2023/nov/06/featured-comic-adkien/ Featured music: I wont Marry the General as the Dragon Lords only Daughter - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/I_wont_Marry_the_General_as_the_Dragon_Lords_only_Daughter/ - by ShriekingMagpie, rated A. Special thanks to: Gunwallace - http://www.virtuallycomics.com Ozoneocean - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/ozoneocean Tantz Aerine - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/Tantz_Aerine/ Banes - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/Banes/ VIDEO exclusive! Become a subscriber on the $5 level and up to see our weekly Patreon video and get our advertising perks! - https://www.patreon.com/DrunkDuck Even at $1 you get your name with a link on the front page and a mention in the weekend newsposts! Join us on Discord - https://discordapp.com/invite/7NpJ8GS
Our heroes recover in the shadow of the Spine of the Dragonlord. In a place as ancient as this, what strenge happenings will find our heroes? Music Credits: "The Silver Dragon Inn" Peter Crowley (https://petercrowleyfantasydream.jimdo.com/) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
FLASHING BACK... to Balderheim! Post-Zola and Erza's escape from Avaricci, we pick up with our two dragon lords, Anacra and Frigiditch (plus Frigiditch's most unhinged servant, Bikamint)! Who will come out as the scaly victor, and who will take possession of the Evoker Stone? The sequel to this episode will be coming out on our Patreon this week! Follow us there for even amore Loose Thread episodes. :) Sound Effects: “Book Sound Effects" - Allsounds/Audionauti“Blizzard” - Michaël Ghelfi“Battle with Monsters and Magic” - Michaël Ghelfi“Crowd-in-panic” - ienba“Ice-frost-spell-skill” - I eminyildirim“Fireball-whoosh” - robinhood76“Explosion 01” - tommccann“Fire-in-fireplace-close-up-reverberant2” - silencyo__silencyo“Cracking-earthquake-cracking-soil-cracking-stone” - uagadugu“Lightningcrash” - noisenoir“Whip-crack” - scifisounds“Sword-clash-and-slide” - Fun with Sound“Bamf” - themfish “Champagne glasses” - idabrandao“Gut-a-blastix” - rolandseer“Crowd-cheering-soft-cheering-and-chatter” - gregorquendel All sounds from Freesound.org (http://Freesound.org) unless listed under Allsounds/Audionauti, Fun with Sound, Michaël Ghelfi, or Sword Coast Soundscapes. Additional sound effects by Noah Perito and Lisa Condemi.
British author and editor Marc Gascoigne is back to finish off the conversation we were having previously. With over fifty books and gaming-related titles under his belt, Marc is a true veteran in the industry. Best known for his work on the Fighting Fantasy series, Marc has also contributed to some of the biggest names in gaming, including Shadowrun, Earthdawn, Judge Dredd, and Call of Cthulhu. The second half of our conversation is very much what Marc calls a "pub chat" - wandering down some side paths and exploring more esoteric topics. Along the way, he makes sure to set me in my place with his biting, but congenial, British sarcasm. We dig into, amongst other things: Board games and card games, Tips for writers and designers submitting to editors, A bit on the history of fanzines, and specifically DragonLords, The changing landscapes of fiction publishing and game design, Crafting original mythologies, What good can come out of the A.I. frontier (glitch kids?), Marc's thoughts on (and rejection of) my "shared space" theory, and Knowing why you want to be a writer and what you hope to achieve - and making sure that is realistic. Give it a listen! Marc's Links: -> Facebook -> Twitter -> LinkedIn Aconyte Books: -> Facebook -> Twitter -> LinkedIn -> Website Find The Corner of Story and Game: -> Facebook -> Instagram -> Twitter -> TikTok -> Threads -> Bluesky -> LinkedIn -> Email: gerald@storyandgame.com If you have any questions or comments on this, or any other, episode, please let me know. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear more conversations with professionals in the video game, tabletop game, and fiction industries. #MarcGascoigne #Writer #Editor #GameDesigner #FightingFantasy #GamesWorkshop #AconyteBooks #Novelization #GameWorlds #Worldbuilding #WritingAdvice #CreativeLiving #Storytelling #Storycraft #TheCornerOfStoryAndGame
The Dragon Lords with brother Zen Garcia Join Johnny Baptist while he discusses the empirical events across the world leading up to World War III, the trickery and deceit of the New World Order, and the bizarre weirdness of the fallen angelic UFO phenomenon as we plunge head first into the forthcoming apocalypse and the Seven Seals of Revelation (chapter 6). Join us tonight for a visit from brother Zen Garcia who will share with us some amazing information and discoveries from his incredible book entitled "The Dragon Lords". God Bless You - See you there!! To sign up for radio show Email Notifications click Mail Link: http://gem.godaddy.com/signups/185380/join
The end of the Odyssey! Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
It all ends here. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The lands of Thylea are in imminent peril and the Chosen must decide what action to take. How will they confront the apocalypse? Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
As the lands of Thylea faces imminent destruction, the Chosen must make a difficult decision on how they could prevent the death of a world. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Furies vs the Chosen. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
It's time for the Blitzball match - the Pentagons vs the Fatemakers! Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
With Scylla gone and the Lost Gods free from their binds, Anastasia hopes to re-unite the sirens of the sea and the sky. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen continue their fight with Scylla in order to obtain the Prometheus Flame. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
With their preparations complete, the Chosen head into the Chasm to face Scylla. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen finish visiting the Lost Gods by seeing the Lord Strategist and the Divine Revelry. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen are taken on a tour of the Sunken City and meet gods lost to time and history. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen head towards the Lost City of the Sirens. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
With the help of Astraeus, the Chosen enter Karapthos' painting to negotiate for the Caduceus staff. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen continue to cleanse the corrupted heart tree. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
After some long deliberation, the Chosen return to the Heart Tree to find that it has been corrupted. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Breaker of the Wheel finally shows her true colours as the Chosen go back in time to try to fix their past mistakes... Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen dives headfirst into the hive of the Myrmekes Queen Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen get to experience first-hand the sheer numbers of the almighty Myrmekes Infestation. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen learn what has happened in Thylea since they've been gone and they begin to plan their next moves. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The group must choose - rob Hades' vault for the ambrosia, or attempt to speak with death himself? Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
As the Chosen reach the final stretch on their path through Hell, they are faced with a decision that can completely derail their journey. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen make it to the end of Carceri and must get past the gatekeeper to reach Hades. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen continue to descend into the depths of Carceri as they get ever closer to their destination. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
After a long and tough fight with eight demiliches, the Chosen finally arrive at Carceri. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen fight against eight demiliches to get into Carceri. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen go through the Frozen Hell where they encounter even more horrors and monstrosities. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen's journey through Pandemonium begins, whatever you do - stay on the path! Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen look to find their way through the Gates of Pandemonium. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
After 7 long years, Philipiclese finally gets to have his family dinner with all of his friends in attendance. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen dive into the dark waters of Thylea in search of a sunken airship, but what lurks lying in the deep? Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen discuss their plans with Aresia before heading back out to sea for their next destination. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
The Chosen speak with Narsus and they also uncover some hidden secrets within the walls of Aresia. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
Our heroes catch up over the past seven years and then return to Aresia to speak with Queen Helen. Beware, this is a POST Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. If you have not played or watched the main campaign and you plan to play in it someday, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. What is Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Gods' Work? An epic journey following the Chosen of the Oracle and their interactions with the divine. Seven years after the Chosen of the Oracle have defeated Sydon and proven their strength to Kentimane, the Chosen are once again called together by Queen Helen of Aresia to help deal with an impending threat. What has the Chosen been doing in the time since they separated and what evils are still lurking within Thylea? This campaign follows an immense adventure path, Odyssey of the Dragonlords, which comprises a 466-page campaign book created by James Ohlen and Jesse Sky, a team of ex-BioWare creative directors, and NYT best selling author Drew Karpyshyn. Whose collective portfolio includes:
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