Rpg Afterglow

... in which the second tower is explored after the black dragon's aftermath. Jake & Mako ponder the adventuring potential inherent in creating unique treasure items, and the gnomes ponder if humans get stupider the longer they stay out at sea.

... in which the party realizes that, even though this is Pathfinder, there can still be Dungeons ... and Dragons!

... in which the Afterglow yawns, stretches, and comes out of hibernation! Jake & Mako are back and they never skipped a tick with the goings-ons of their Cosmopolitaniana campaign. They get into ... well, I don't even remember!

… in which Jake and Mako talk about getting humbled! We've all been there, haven't we? When you level up, and with your new-found power you decide that you're most likely invincible? Wolfy brings it this week as Tobias becomes squid food, Magnus stares down ancient constructs of his ancestors, Terro atop George gets shot from the sky, Boddington plays "cat and mouse" with a mousehole that's too small, and Violette … well, actually, Violette ends up getting a nice bonus from Kria. Perhaps she knows what she's doing.

… in which Jake and Mako get a little giddy over the first stop in their Floating Isles tour. After cleaning up the mess of a trio of trolls - and a slight tangent on the merits of meta-gaming classic monsters - our heroes set off to explore this thick, forest island. Tobias goes head over heals for some magic-draining lizard-folk, Magnus coaxes Boddington into conversing with a predatory narwal, and Violette is left to wonder how halflings are wired as Terro finds a hapless deer to be a worthy opponent.

... in which Jake and Mako get a little bit into the meta of a campaign's story evolution. The party is now 7th level, and they're taking a definite step towards a more heroic tier. In the past, this has been either the beginning of a new chapter for their campaigns ... or the beginning of the end. But worry not! We still get to live a little in the moment: the first stop on the Floating Isles finds what on its shores?? ... TROOOOLLLLLLS!!!

… in which Jake and Mako return to the darkness from whence they came. It's resolution time for those adventurers that remain in the Shadow Plane in pursuit of the Star Powder/Dust. Tobias disappears … or did he transmogrify into that colorful bag of tasty-lookin' eats? Violette stumbles upon a hellish abyss; Magnus finds that his leg would much rather just be a shadow; Boddington plays with his spyglass; and George and Terro become a tribute duo to Foo Fighters! Okay, that's kind of a stretch of a reference, but you'll get it!

… in which Jake, Mako, Meg, and Nicole find that there's a lot more to talk about when the gaming table is in full attendance. Don't worry … there will be only ONE two-part podcast this campaign! Violette recalls her experiences in the Astral Plane so that everyone can be jealous. It seems that the only plane the rest of us spend any time in is that dreary Shadow Plane that's completely void of all color! And that's exactly where everybody elects to go now that the Star Powder … er, Star Dust lies ever closer to reaching the vile clutches of Lord Neebar!

... in which Jake and Mako rely on Meg and Nicole for any semblance of an episode. Violette is still in liquid form and Boddington ran off in reply to a message left from Krist, the elder gnome. In other words, in the real world, the two of them were out of town and are now left with the collective narrative focus of the Baker Girls ... Kria help us!

... in which Jake and Mako AAAND Meg and Nicole and Schlegel get to 'glowin'! The whole gang's here (sans the elusive DM, Wolfy) to bring us all up to speed. Tobias and Boddington are left blinking at a puddle that was once Violette. Magnus gets in a classy tavern brawl with some new friends; and off in the wilderness outside Westwall, a gruff halfling named Terro - along with his trusty owl, George - is passing the time collecting goblin ears. How in Cosmopolitaniana could such disparate paths possibly cross within one gaming session??