Douglas And Dragons: An Actual-play Pathfinder Podcast

Never trust a fungus. Nuff said.

Just get to the other side of that fissure, dammit! Also, the crew tries to get some rest while still under the mountain, but the locals are lingeriing nearby.

The crew is swarmed by big, glowing beetles! Also, how hard is it to get over a seemingly easy obstacle?

The guys figure they have to back track a bit to find their way up to the top of the mountain, so they revisit their cloaker ‘mantabat’ pals!

The guys press on in the underground caverns, trying to find a way to the top of the mountain. Instead of the right path, the guys find the most hideous thing they’ve ever seen.

The journey inside Crying Eye Mountain continues! Quick question: Is it cool to call it day and take an 8 hour rest at 10 am? Asking for a friend.

Who has a dang torch? The guys enter the hidden dwarven tunnels at the base of Crying Eye Mountain, and they find the residents to be less than friendly.

After killing a pair of dragons, the crew quickly realizes that they have a much bigger problem. Hide! Plus, Doug gets a taste of what it’s like to be on the outside, not looking in.

White dragons attack the camp! Nuf said!

The crew sets up camp near the base of Crying Eye Mountain and things get a bit steamy on O’Shea’s watch.

The guys fight a magical beast on a frozen lake. Then Quoven has a disturbing experience.

The crew continues their journey to Crying Eye Mountain along with their new companion. Things are getting ominous, and have a predilection towards being encased in ice.

The party gets to know their newest ally, a young looking blue skin woman that everyone refers to as “the old hermit.” Also, the guys find out that the northern terrorbird is a mount that takes a lot of getting used to.

The guys have their worthiness tested at the temple of Irori, and Haz’s patience is tested by DP’s new friend.

The guys attempt to deal with their midnight stalker. Also, terrorbird negotiations and monk challenges!

While the rest of the crew subdues their quarry, O’Shea Jackson Human Fighter is left alone with Sylvester Olasz, the man who was covering for the crew’s target, and his bodyguard Amur, a catfolk assassin. What could possibly go wrong?

As they head towards Eagle Wing Mountain, the guys are reminded that they have already made some enemies in these mountains. After that, the guys arrive in the small village of Mincover and get straight to business. Will they deliver justice? Or will they get sent to human resources to...

The guys try to make their way through the mountains without getting lost, and without getting killed. Also, some context for a recent encounter and with it a new goal.

The crew gets into the toughest fight of their lives! But first they come across someone lost in the frozen wilderness who wants their help. Also, seriously, we get way too deep into this horse conversation at the beginning. But don’t worry, it gets resolved by the end of the...

Quoven makes a choice and takes a big risk, betting on earning the title, Lord of the Skies. But, do his friends think the risk is too great?