This is the D6 generation. Dice are our vice.

Creating not too horrible content since 2008.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Oh, I think we're well past that.

This episode, more Dungeons and Dragons Live Play, the Sands of Casson.

All right, we are back in Casson, the city of Casson, in the kingdom of Casson.

So in a session recap from last week, with Tizem dead, Nam and Ezrail began harvesting the fallen worm

and an arduous but rewarding task. Drell rested, the battle having taken its toll, Cal searched the

cavern discovering a few magic bibles, and Aurelius investigated the way window.

Sossil Bladesinger was able to determine the window was actually connected to the

feldfrost, an elemental border plane, and it could be used to communicate or divine through.

With everyone busy, time marched on, and soon your cold resistance dissipated. It quickly became

evident the timing was unfortunate as the way windows ruined came to life, and it opened, having been

activated from the other side.

Aurellus found himself staring into the fell frost and at Frembor Exuma, the eternal winter and mother of the white worms.

She wasn't shy about expressing her anger over the slaying of one of her offspring and prepared to breathe frozen death upon the slayers.

Following Orellas' advice, you destroyed most of the ruins,

forming the window circle and significantly reduced the cold energy that passed through it.

With the enraged mother incident behind you,

you were able to collect Tazem's frozen hoard.

And with only one minor snafu, apparently the ice was unable to hold the weight of orcs conjured adamantite tower,

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