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Dads 'n DragonsEp.18: The Nightshade pt 2
52 minSeason 1Episode 18

Ep.18: The Nightshade pt 2

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Talia leads the way into the underbelly of Ravnica to hunt down Ludmilla, last surviving member of the Sisters of the Stone Death.

Some tips we learned in this episode:

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© DadsnDragonsLength 52 min20 February 2020Season 1Episode 18DnDFantasyAdventureUSAStory

Ep.1: A funny thing happened...

Ep.1: A funny thing happened...

This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

Listen to episode one here
6-1011+DnDFantasyAdventureUSAStory20 February 2020© DadsnDragons

Talia leads the way into the underbelly of Ravnica to hunt down Ludmilla, last surviving member of the Sisters of the Stone Death.

Some tips we learned in this episode:

Railroad style campaigns don't have to mean no choices, no fun.Take a time out to let players plan and prepareRemember the contract, DM's decide "what" players decide "how"Magic the Gathering cards mentioned:

Nightshade AssassinSisters of Stone DeathFollow us on Twitter @dadsndragons for the latest updates. Email ryan@dadsndragons.com to connect.

Music credits:

Song: Anthem - Color ParadeMusic provided by Ninety9LivesVideo: https://youtu.be/VIWIgQaeQAsDownload: http://99l.tv/anthemYU

Song: A Dark Blue Arc - PC IIIDownload available at Free Music Archive


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