As an army of devils to send on Cresque and the abbot's zealous followers

the party flee to the abbey of Saint Markovier for protection. But it is too late. Lord Strad von

Zarevich descends in full battle armour and attempts to finish the party off once and

for all. In a desperate battle, the party wields a holy symbol of raven kind and the sunsword

against Strad, but as his defeat seems near, Strad explodes with fiery power and begins

his chilling symphony of the night. His strength restored and on sheathing a magical dancing

sword, he once more begins to assault the party. As they begin to fall one by one, could

this be the end of our tragic heroes? Let's find out. Before we get into it and to stop

Christophe losing his shit with laughter, I'm going to open the drink. Yeah, trot exclusively.

Exclusively. Never anyone else. Stone faced. We already have these

strips and everything from last week, last time not last week, the last time we played

Kess of Strad as I could remind. I'm sorry. Oh my god. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. I just

took a sip. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm working these conditions. I know. Just terrible.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. We're going to cry. We're going to be crying after stender campaign.

The first day. To set the scene, especially for audio listeners, you are currently in the open

grounds of the Abbey of St. Markovia, the great Abbey rising up behind you as a backdrop.

The mountains, you can hear the screams of people and devils fighting and wolves and all sorts

of beasts. And you are currently confronted by not just Lord Stradd van Zarevich, but his

dancing sword as well as a shadowy demon-like figure. I forgot by the sword. Oh god.

It's super cool. As a point, sword is super fucking cool. That's the description.

Thank you for that. Thank you. The point has been taken mainly by Tom Meyer, who's been

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