Real Lich Hours – Details, episodes & analysis

This week, we stumble upon the druid village and help some hopeless haircuts versus a goblin warband and find a few avenues for ridding us of our parasite. Other Segments: * Arms and Armament: A primer on Soul Coins * Legends and Lore: The descent of Elturel * Sage Advice: Stealing. It's not just for rogues anymore. * Find Familiar: Timber the Squirrel Our theme music is composed by Gwen Static (https://trashsoundconglomerate.bandcamp.com) and our show art is done by Jayden Dale.

I bet there's no treasure in that abandoned ruins. Other Segments: * Fiend Folio: Our old friends, Skeletons * Legends and Lore: Dank reading about the dank crypt * Sage Advice: Party Composition * Find Familiar: This boar is sacred to me Our theme music is composed by Gwen Static (https://trashsoundconglomerate.bandcamp.com) and our show art is done by Jayden Dale.

The Intro. A talking brain. A flying beast. Dear god. We're in for a wild ride. Other Segments: * The Player’s Handbook: A discussion of our character classes and concepts. * The Fiend Folio: Mind Flayers! * Sage Advice: Why “Command” rules. * Find Familiar: The friendly Intellect Devourer, “Us”. Our theme music is composed by Gwen Static (https://trashsoundconglomerate.bandcamp.com) and our show art is done by Jayden Dale.

Hey! Come on in. Take a seat. Tell me about your hopes and desires... Then roll that d20 right there. Our theme music is composed by Gwen Static (https://trashsoundconglomerate.bandcamp.com) and our show art is done by Jayden Dale.

Gary and Kole make an exciting announcement: Real Lich Hours is a Baldur's Gate III podcast coming this year! Become a Patron today (http://patreon.com/duckfeedtv) to get the new episodes when the show launches.

In this episode we join a hag victim support group and do the worst quest in the game Other Segments: * Legends and Lore: The BG3 prequel you forgot about * Up on a Soapbox: Baldur's Bummers * Fiend Folio: Poltergeists Our theme music is composed by Gwen Static (https://trashsoundconglomerate.bandcamp.com) and our show art is done by Jayden Dale.

This episode is a quick announcement to let you know that the way you get Duckfeed's premium content is changing. Patreon now offers individual feeds of all of our backer-only shows. This gives you control over what your podcast player downloads, and what you ultimately listen to. Since Patreon itself has this feature, we will no longer be using the individual show feeds on Fireside for our premium content. Those feeds will no longer be updated. Here's what you need to do: You will now need to subscribe to each show you want to listen to individually through Patreon. The process is very simple, just go to the Membership tab on our Patreon page. I've also created a detailed guide for you in the pinned post on our Patreon page. (https://www.patreon.com/posts/122629571) The delivery of public episodes isn't changing at this time. (So to get both the public and premium episodes of Watch Out for Fireballs!, you will need to subscribe to both the feed provided on Patreon and the public feed on watchoutforfireballs.com. I apologize for this duplication, there just isn't a way to handle it better at the moment). Very little else is changing at the moment. You will still get email notifications about every episode we post, regardless of what shows you subscribe to. If you miss the combined feed of all of our shows, what we called the firehose, we're sorry that it went away. You can recreate the effect either by using an RSS feed combiner service, or using features in the podcast app you already use to group shows together into one list of episodes. This feature is called Stations in Apple Podcasts, Overcast calls it Smart Playlists, Podcast Addict calls it Playlists. Pocketcasts doesn't have an option for this as far as I know. Patreon's multi-show RSS feature is still in testing, and there may be hiccups. This is also just one of many changes Patreon is making to make podcasting on their platform better for everyone, so expect more features in the near future. If you have any feedback about the experience, please write at info@duckfeed.tv. To sweeten the pot if this change makes you want to back us for the first time, or to become a patron again, use the code MULTIFEED (all one word) to get 20% off the first month of a new subscription.