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The table expands! Dad invites his co-worker Dave over to join the campaign, and Janice butts in with her friend Carol (who only watches and never plays).
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This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.
Listen to episode one hereThe table expands! Dad invites his co-worker Dave over to join the campaign, and Janice butts in with her friend Carol (who only watches and never plays).
With their new magma wizard half-yeti in the party, the Ocean’s Pride makes its way to The Red Island, where the only thing thicker than Lizard Sword’s secretions is the algae-filled swamp water…
Amelia Phantasm the Unicorn Medic was played by Amelia, who was played by Megan Leahy.
Lizard Sword the Lizard Peep Messenger was played by Arthur, who was played by Karen Cassady.
The CryptMaster was played by Dad, who was played by Travis Sharp.
Gweneveth the Giantkin Amazonian Warrior was played by Janice, who was played by Amanda Lee Williams.
The Cryptid Observer was played by Carol, who was played by Eve Krueger.
Yor the Magma Wizard Half-Yeti was played by Dave the Co-Worker, who was played by our special guest Jonathan Cormur, a professional voice actor for animation, audiobooks, theme parks, and more! Subscribe to his podcast for kids and families, “Dorktales Storytime,” or hear more of his work at JonInCharacter.com!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dorktales-storytime/id1527642350
Production, editing and sound design by Matt Silverman.
Episode artwork by Travis Sharp.
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