[AOM Pg 12] I Must Away to the Home Depot [Week 2]

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the NPC doing a PC's job on page 45 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for Celeste, the Daughter of Cacophony, on page 44 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest character write-up -- the one for the Law Dogs -- on page 43 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss something much more important than a page of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest things on pages 41 AND 42 of Nights of Prophecy, pages that lay out the conclusion of (and the single most squandered NPC in) the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the Daughters of Cacophony concert that I struggled to use as a plot hook for Marcus on page 40 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the shadowy intrigue behind the third subplot of The Return of the Succubus Club, as described on page 39 of Nights of Prophecy. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about page 38 of Nights of Prophecy, which concludes the second arc of Return of the Succubus Club (the one about the Denver drug trade). Plus: your invitation into a truly strange bonus content rabbit hole about Sugar the stripper. LINKS TO PROGRESSIVELY MORE SUGAR To hear about Sugar getting naked, listen to Kris run MeganBob through character creation for Sugar the Stripper in “Sugar Rush Freebie Episode” by signing up for as little as $1/month at patreon.com/megadumbcast. To hear Sugar (and MeganBob) get naked on mic, listen to MeganBob doing some strip roleplaying in Sugar’s actual play prelude, “The Embrace of Sugar” by signing up for the new $3+ tier on patreon.com/megadumbcast. To see Sugar (as played by MeganBob) strip, buy the honest-to-God NSFW photoshoot that MeganBob posed for in-character as Sugar during the recording of the prelude, available at onlyfans.com/meganbob. It’s only $40! If you consider that you’re seeing BOTH Sugar and MeganBob topless, that’s a steal at $10 per tit. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the vampire struggle to control the Atlanta/Denver drug trade described on page 37 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the anticlimactic art auction on page 36 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club. This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.