• Welcome to Ogg Nott #5 Potions, Pick Pockets and Pelts

  • Aug 9 2015
  • Length: 36 mins
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Welcome to Ogg Nott #5 Potions, Pick Pockets and Pelts

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  • Welcome to Ogg Nott Season 1


    In which our heroes finish up in their first dungeon and head back into town. We puzzle over a dark and mysterious room, feel up a demon and hassle the mysterious stranger that sold them a map. Krif tries to make a potion of light, Princess Ansley suggests a floating conga line and Leo is cold clocked by a shadow-dwelling monster. So join our party as they float like butterflies, sting like bees and try to wear the pelt of a wolf.


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This got me into D&D

This podcast got me into D&D and it’s a now one of my most favourite games love this would recommend to anyone else I know good for all ages from like 8-10 and above

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