Critical Hit #172: The Party's Over (Void Saga S04-027)

Critical Hit: A Major Spoilers Real Play RPG Podcast

Stephen Schleicher

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🗓️ 3 November 2012

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Lords of the Feywild

This episode of Critical Hit: After the stunning conclusion to the last episode, it's pretty clear the party is over. But who will leave, and who will stay?

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0:00.0	Welcome to Critical Hit a Major Spoiler's Dungeons and Dragons podcast.
0:14.2	Holy crap, it's time to go.
0:19.2	So when we last left our heroes, there were some entirely unsuspecting adventures hanging
0:24.8	out of the kitchen.
0:28.7	Dinner time is over and so what do you guys do?
0:33.9	Head out into the courtyard, see I assume the kitchen is on the opposite end of the from
0:39.5	where we were staying or...
0:41.5	Um...
0:42.5	Sure.
0:43.5	Good.
0:44.5	So you'd have to go across the courtyard?
0:46.0	Yes.
0:47.0	Kind of look to see if the party would still be going and that building is really thick.
0:51.8	It's hard to see anything that's going on in there.
0:54.5	Again, without, you know, clambering up a window and peeking in.
0:59.4	Talk about it.
1:00.4	You want me to climb up the window?
1:02.4	You want to clamber up a window and see if stuff's going on?
1:07.4	Okay.
1:08.4	Three people.
1:09.4	No, no.
1:10.4	That was all his isn't grunts and tackles.
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