Glass Cannons, Inc.

Madcap is a variant of D&D 5e I devised in which players generate characters as the game is played. This session's basic plot was inspired by the song 'Glitter and Gold' by Barns Courtney.  I recommend listening to the lyrics before playing this episode.

The party deals with what crawls out of the Neverwinter chasm , with the help of guests playing the rogue Nerali Brilar and paladin Szaar Daardendrian. 

Spoilers: contains spoilers for episodes 39 through 53. Additionally, the announcement of an upcoming campaign - Odyssey of the Dragonlords, to be run in parallel with Glass Cannons, Inc.

The party deals with the aftermath of facing off against the hag coven, and are carried along by the inertia of a plan set in motion, with the help of guests playing the rogue Nerali Brilar and paladin Szaar Daardendrian. Note that occasional minor skips in the audio was an issue with the recording device.

The party battles the coven of Neverwinter hags with the help of a guest playing the rogue Nerali Brilar.

The party returns to the sanctum of Aika’s Rest, with their monk strike teams for extra firepower. Sariel debates with her patron on what to do with an evil artifact.

The party navigates the dangers of Rivenrock that lie beyond the hidden doorway with the help of a guest playing the monk Dinthew Maloran.

The party has a conversation with the Kulo juice merchants, and then sets out at Envorea the Enchantress' advice to acquire artifacts of the Sea-Dragon from Rivenrock.

The party moves forward through Envorea the Enchantress' trials, attempting to weaken the curse that prohibits the line of the Sea-Dragon from accessing magic. After the break, the party seeks out the skills of one Lysis Faringold, a semi-famed blacksmith in Neverwinter.

In this episode, the party faces down a series of trials - visions of past, present, and future - in the interest of breaking a curse.