Autumn in Hieron 12: Knowledge and Ignorance

Friends at the Table

Games, Leisure, Fiction

4.9 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2014

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

Thorondir (Andrew) forgets what water is, Hadrian (Art) nearly sacrifices himself for his faith, and Fantasmo (Nick) finally proves that maybe he isn't completely worthless.

Featuring Nick Scratch (@drevilbones), Andrew Swan (@andrewleeswan), Art Tebbel (@atebbel), and Austin Walker (@austin_walker)

Produced by Nick Scratch

Cover Art by Craig Sheldon (@shoddyrobot)

Intro Music by Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal)

Map Art by Janine Hawkins (@bleatingheart)

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0:00.0	Previously on Friends at the table.
0:03.4	Okay, so we decided that we had to go to the mark of the erasure.
0:07.6	marching in there, we killed an owl bear, that was pretty rad.
0:11.6	Then we ran into a cursed lake where there was like an ice
0:17.1	monster we killed it and then the and the lake became less frozen I mean it's still cold because it's in the market of the erasure
0:24.4	but not less frozen. We made our way around the lake to a cabin where we found a old
0:30.9	goblin man who let us in and explain to us the phenomenon of the
0:36.8	nameless. Okay, Kindrali was he who remembers the day. Oh, right.
0:43.0	And he has also become worthless, but only very recently.
0:48.0	If he had his words, Kintrallyi kindrali could have them.
0:54.0	There used to be an owl bear in this place.
0:57.0	Oh, okay.
0:58.0	This kind of just like muscled this owl bear out.
1:01.0	Right.
1:02.0	We should say something given the strength of that owl bear.
1:05.0	It twists and winds in a way that is off-putting, but not necessarily confusing.
1:11.8	This isn't a maze. There aren't lots of
1:13.8	splintering paths, but after about 10 minutes of walking you realize that like
1:18.9	you don't really know where you are in the mountain anymore, if that makes sense. You also notice as you get closer and closer
1:30.9	bodies here and there.
1:33.0	First, a couple of snow elves,
1:36.0	their bodies smashed into each other,
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