Trust Me, I'm an Adventurer

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  • An actual play Dungeon World podcast. Sometimes dramatic, sometimes funny, always heartfelt.

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    Copyright 2019 All rights reserved.
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Episodes
  • Intro - And a Message from Peter

    Intro - And a Message from Peter
    Jul 31 2019
    Welcome to Trust Me, I'm an Adventurer. Just a few words before we begin.

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    4 mins
  • The Cold Ruins, part 1

    The Cold Ruins, part 1
    Aug 1 2019

    The Deva University of Magic and Technology's trusted ship's captain has gone missing along with his entire ship. He was last seen departing on his usual trip to the university's archaeological dig at the Cold Ruins.

    Findor and Geldor run a small investigative and troubleshooting agency. Geldor, a would-be wizard and later would-be artificer, was recruited by old contacts at the University to find out what's happened.

    Introductory voiceover performed by Monica Heuser (http://www.monicaheuser.com/)


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    46 mins
  • The Cold Ruins, part 2

    The Cold Ruins, part 2
    Aug 16 2019
    Findor, Geldor, and Joshua disembark at the university encampment and assess their new situation, which includes a snarling, magicked dog.

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    22 mins

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