In this episode, the gang reunites with Hamlet, after learning they've all been missing for multiple days. They attend the Lakeside town meeting to discuss the many issues facing its people. The Speaker says all is well, but it's obvious that something is definitely going on beneath the surface...
·
01:03:23
|
In this episode, the gang reunites with Hamlet, after learning they've all been missing for multiple days. They attend the Lakeside town meeting to discuss the many issues facing its people. The Speaker says all is well, but it's obvious that something is definitely going on beneath the surface...
Julz from NZ has been a Professional DM with Questbook running games for many players all over NZ and is pretty excited to share new adventures written for the World of Isen with you all. She is super proud to be representing the female identifying folx of RPG in Aotearoa and hopes it will encourage more people to give roleplay games a go. Let's play! Julz played the role of Marley Kraff in Book 1, and now takes over as DM for Book 2!
Kasia Czarkowska-Guziuk (she/her) immigrated from Poland to Aotearoa. She has been performing in Wellington for 4 years, and is still afraid to venture outside the city walls. In 2018 she was one of the founding mothers of an all-female sketch show "Cheap and Perfect presents Expensive Shit". She is also a founding member and writer for Captain Caketin - the best sketch group in Wellington. A quiet nerd most of the time, Kasia is no stranger to riding a unicorn into a dungeon and attacking a room full of bugbears on her own. At level one. Without spell slots. We look forward to seeing what energy and fun Kasia brings to Isen in Book 2.
Self described ‘darling of the Wellington comedy scene’, Severin Gourley (he/him) delights audiences with quirky observations and deliciously dark punch lines. We look forward to seeing what hilarious flavour Severin brings to Isen in Book 2. “Severin brings a dry, understated sense of humour with some clever one liners. His slow measured delivery lends a great impact to everything he says.” - Wesley Hollis, Theatre Review
S8E9
