DF2 #2.10. James Bradley Hi-Fi with Tom Walker

Dragon Friends

Dave Harmon

Actual Play, Australian, Comedy, Rpg, Dnd5e, Improv, Dungeons, Dnd, Dragons

4.9 • 601 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2025

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

The Heroes of Yearth lay dashed upon the rocks of their incoptence. With their transport lost and the road to Baldurs Gate long ahead of them, will they be able to band together to stay on task to reach the city?

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0:00.0	Tom Cardi, you've got an announcement.
0:03.1	I'm going to open for critical role.
0:07.3	For a decade, they've been our mortal enemies.
0:11.4	And finally, one of us gets famous and suddenly they get transferred in, swooped up with the big dogs when they come out to Australia.
0:18.1	You can pray, but your gods won't save you
0:21.0	The worms fire will not spare you
0:24.0	Dume and destruction
0:25.4	Dev and rebirth
0:26.8	Their room can return with their heroes
0:29.0	Their jaws are all tizzled
0:31.1	Their asses are fast
0:32.4	They're shiny and golden
0:33.8	And one wears a hat
0:35.4	That's not a hat
0:36.8	That is a bonus.
0:40.1	You don't fall.
0:46.2	Previously on Dragon Friends, our heroes are tracking a party of Raiders who had ransacked
0:51.6	the defenseless town of Green Nest.
0:55.3	They are now in a foldable boat that is quickly sinking as they sail towards Boulder's Gate. Why is it sinking? Well,
1:01.7	there were two acid-filled doppelgangers who they slayed in the boat, and even after they
1:05.9	slayed the first one, and it spilled its acid blood everywhere. They still made sure to kill
1:10.4	the second one just to double up the acid.
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