The Big Game Pt. 5 - Episode 13

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06/19/20 • 85 min

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The Rolls We Made: A 5e Actual Play Podcast

More D&D fun with a split party! Salt takes part in an underground Scorchball game, Wren makes fun of an innocent butler, and Hemlock makes a shocking discovery! Then Salt gets herself in a truly terrifying situation, then calls for help using Ginuwine while Wren "self-medicates" with the weed. It's a pretty wild episode.

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The Big Game Pt. 4 - Episode 12

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The party is split: Salt is trapped in a goblin cage while Wren and Hemlock go thrift shopping! Then Wren orders breakfast, Hemlock buys some new shoes, and Salt makes a terrifying discovery. Finally, Salt sees the face of the group's true enemy while Jelsen complains about not having food!

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Next Episode

The Big Game Pt. 6 - Episode 14

It's a chase sequence across Springwillow! Salt tries to stay alive in the face of a giant, powerful boar while Wren and Hemlock speed through town on a bmx bike with an artifice engine on it. It's a real Ferris Bueller situation in this weeks episode, and also hey, there's music in this one!

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