The dads delve deeper into the darkness of the pyramid along with intern Doug, bracing for the horrors that lie within...

The dads plan to sneak into Neverwinter fails immediately, and so they must confront the terrible mistakes of their past.

This is the first chapter of a three part miniseries we recorded for a Patreon stretch goal following the granddads of Darryl, Henry, Glenn, and Ron as they investigate a missing film crew in 1939, played in the Call of Cthulhu system.

Hot on the tail of Scam Likely, the dads must find the strength within to confront deep, powerful truths, and will come out of the ordeal forever changed.

The dads come to terms with the fact that they've become insanely wealthy, and reconcile with some of their past sins. Ron drives a hard bargain, Darryl reconnects with an old friend, Henry wrestles with a guilty conscience, and Glenn does some smooth talking.

The dads pay their late fees. Darryl remembers he can attack twice, Henry makes use of one of the most useless spells in D&D, Ron/Beth demonstrates their skills, Glenn shows how much he cares.

We play The Witch is Dead, by Grant Howitt, which tells the story of one time everyone's favorite garden witch Erin O'Neill died at the hands of a dastardly witch hunter named Chad, and how three woodland birds saved her.

The dads have won the tournament, and reap their just rewards! Darryl is not okay, Glenn is persuasive, Ron meets a hug, and Henry exhibits a powerful skill...

The final minutes of the tournament tick down as the dads scramble to deal with the consequences of their actions in the Forgotten Realms.

The battle begins! The dads are taken on a crash course on the finer points of the battle royale format. Darryl puts on his coach hat, Ron gets wood, Henry uses his wordsmith skills, and Glenn/Freddie is objectively correct about a commonly misused adage.

The battle begins! The dads are taken on a crash course on the finer points of the battle royale format. Darryl puts on his coach hat, Ron gets wood, Henry uses his wordsmith skills, and Glenn/Freddie is objectively correct about a commonly misused adage.

The dads hit the road en route to the tournament for knights in Meadowshade. Darryl dreams about football, Henry gathers more knowledge, Glenn spins out of control, and turns out Ron's more famous than he thought.

The dads assess their situation in the aftermath. Darryl confronts the looming task before him, Glenn's plan doesn't quite go as he hoped, Ron thinks outside the box, and Henry experiences some growth.

The dads ascend a dark obsidian tower teeming with traps and environmental storytelling cues to stop Terry Jr. from opening a rift into the astral plane. Darryl reminisces about football, Henry reminisces about 90s computer games, Glenn reminisces about ultimate frisbee, and Ron steps up.

The dads come to terms with their actions and try and salvage Ron's relationship with Terry Jr. Darryl disguises his voice, Henry makes a phone call, Glenn grabs some goods, and Ron gains insight into the ways of the forest.

Trapped in a witch's cottage, the dads face their greatest challenge yet. Glenn does some detective work, Henry reveals latent prejudices, Darryl finally unlocks an achievement, and Ron calls in the help of a friend.

This episode is a Patreon stretch goal bonus episode, which takes place partway through the events of Ep. 11. Henry gets wet, Darryl satisfies, Glenn blows it, and Ron gets his hands dirty.

The dads head to spicy meatball hands Roqueporte with a new, powerful ally. Darryl reconnects with his hobby, Henry declines to appropriate Darryl's culture, Glenn's instincts were dead on, and Ron kills.

Glenn and Nick flee, with the other dads in close pursuit. Henry loses his cool, Darryl loses his cool, Glenn tries to stay cool, and Ron is now, suddenly, cool.

The dads compete in a battle of the bands. Henry explains a complicated ritual, Darryl reminisces about one of his favorite bands, Glenn reveals a secret, and Ron unveils a hidden talent.