In this episode, our party resurfaces. Gideon explores his dialect, Templar uses their broadside, Xisk re-materializes, and Maeve explains her theory about what the hell is going on.

In this episode, Maeve has been stuck in a catatonic state as the battle with Xiax rages on. But what's really going on in the inside? Xisk plans to find out.

In this episode, our party learns more about the master plan. Gideon tosses some deuces, Xisk does some make-out matchmaking, and Templar inserts themself where they don't belong.

In this episode, our party announces their presence. Maeve tries to engage in brotherly love, Gideon dives in to hide what's really happening, Templar gives the signal, and Xisk takes some necessary precautions.

In this episode, our party fails to convince a new ally. Maeve speaks her mind, Gideon chops off a limb, Xisk makes some calamari, and Templar is along for the ride.

In this episode, our party finds themselves in immediate peril. Gideon reaches for the cronut gut, Templar shows everybody the cream, Xisk looks to the horizon, and Maeve is fed up with being the hero.

In this episode, our party starts a riot. Templar milks their relic status, Xisk pleads his case to the higher-ups, and Gideon causes a lot of headaches. Maeve is still nowhere to be found.

In this episode, our party regroups (for the most part) after their solo adventures. Templar makes a huge announcement, Xisk organizes a promotion for a friend, and Gideon stalks the stars of the Mustering. But where is Maeve?

We have finally come to the end of our four episode arc of the party's solo adventures. What has the party learned? Have they done the right things in the right order? Will they make it in time? One more story to hear: Gideon's.

In this episode, the Kiss Partners make the moves to reclaim the city of Mavros. We are 3/4 of the way through our 4 Solo Episodes entitled 'The Four Horsemen' - Next up, Templar's Verge.

In this episode, our party remains apart. We have heard how Maeve's hour played out, and next up in our 4 Solo Episode mini-arc entitled 'The Four Horsemen' - Xisk.

In this episode, our party does what no party should every do: they split up. But what choice did they have? As the Grand Mustering looms and tensions rise, we'd like to welcome you to the first of our 4 Solo Episodes entitled 'The Four Horsemen' - First up, Maeve.

In this episode, our party gets their steps up. Gideon has a stupid idea, Xisk dispels a terrible magic, Maeve adds another one to the tally, and Templar's Verge (played by Emma Brager) dares those chasing them to keep up.

In this episode, our party gets VERY intimate with an old friend. Gideon steadies his hand, Xisk saves the day in a flash, and Maeve notates the bladder position.

In this episode, our party starts on a new medical adventure. Gideon theorizes about the state of the world, Xisk changes his approach on life, Maeve uses her knowledge from the past, and Templar agrees to a new partnership.

In this episode, our party fights two of their biggest foes. Gideon shouts some obscenities at a child, Xisk lays out his agricultural goals, Maeve is wrought with indecision, and Templar's Verge (played by Emma Brager) whips her bearer into shape.

It's our first Guest Star episode with the amazing Emma Brager! This week, Gideon fights to protect David Suzuki, Xisk is feeling 22, and Maeve sticks the landing. Who does Emma play? You'll just have to listen and find out.

Happy New Year! In this episode, our party messed up royally. Maeve wishes she would just disappear, Gideon fights for the right way to go, and Xisk explains in great detail how the maple syrup is made.

In this episode, our party enhances their knowledge of Praying Mantis anatomy. Maeve deploys her sentry, Xisk refrains from touching himself, and Gideon pays his bills.

In this episode, our party explores the tunnels beneath the city of Mavros. Xisk recalls the knowledge of somebody past, Maeve evaporates an obstacle, and Gideon escapes into the shadows.

In this episode, our party frantically searches for some naval-based bombs. Maeve reveals her feelings on cummerbunds, Xisk rallies the troops, and Gideon struggles with the numbers.

In this episode, our party does some spring cleaning of the Ota Keeney. Xisk convinces a friend to stay, Maeve dons some deadly new accessories, and Gideon might just lose the thing he holds most dear.

In this episode, our party confronts and old foe and they won't flee as easily this time. Maeve makes a Wheat Thin sound very appealing, Gideon confronts a tricky hippie, and Xisk gets hit by an important piece of the puzzle.

In this episode, our party finally get to do a little shopping to upgrade their gear. Maeve tries to steal a Cock Hardness, Gideon considers the Bar Brass Ass Knuckles, and Xisk purchases more than one Tyro Thunder Muffin.

In this episode, our party addresses a major concern in the group dynamic. Gideon makes a mess, Maeve invites a new friend into the party, and Xisk has a really weird breakfast.

In this episode, our party re-groups from their run in with the Dopple-Rat. Maeve over-imbibes, Gideon makes a solemn deal, and Xisk is nearly beside himself.

In this episode, our players underestimate a new enemy. Maeve weaponizes her gloom, Xisk goes full raft at the wharf, and Gideon questions his allegiances.

In this episode, our players plan a lot of rendezvouses. Maeve chastises her Mini-Me Sidekick, Xisk teaches us even more about Piney anatomy, and Gideon ends things off with a bang.

In this episode, our players punish some rule-breakers. Gideon learns who is best for robbing, Maeve carries the party on her back, and Xisk has had enough.

In this episode, our players take on some new characters. Madeline embodies her childhood sweetheart, Diego rubs some dirt on his face, Griffin poops his pants, and Kevin claims that it's not cricket - whatever that means.

In this episode, our party wakes up in a strange new environment. Xisk learns a new skill, Maeve finally makes her move, and Gideon challenges a new combatant to a fight.

In this episode, our party has some tough, but necessary conversations with Henta, Henna, Benjamin, and Rallafina. Gideon packs for a road trip, Maeve writes a secret letter, and Xisk tries to play matchmaker.

In this episode, our party tears the canvas off a dastardly plot (as well as Festering Heath's home). Gideon does a Sinbad, Maeve gets feral, and Xisk falls for a rat named Henta.

In this episode, our party plans a sleepover with Hakkan, ditches the too-forward Henna, and breaks into the home of Festering Heath.

In this episode, our party engages in their very first combat. Gideon crafts a vase-sword, Xisk drops a lady on her neck, and Maeve incinerates a tentacle monkey.

In this episode, our adventuring party arrives in the Seat of Mavros to attend the annual Mustering. Lanyards are received and carrots are spoken to as Maeve tries to get away from Big Williard to find a bite to eat.

Welcome, friends and adventures, to the "Session Zero" for the players and DM of The Die As Cast Podcast! Our Dungeon Master, Kevin Cork, talks a little bit about Kobold Press' post-apocalyptic Wasted West in the world of Midgard wherein our heroes find themselves. He also joins Diego Stredel, Madeline Hunter Smith, and his son Griffin Cork to talk about their characters.

First off, we have Maeve Maldorava - the Dhampir Celestial Warlock with a certain horned patron that made her father disown her. Next up, there's Xisk - the Piney Knowledge Cleric that turned from a toad to a wooden prince to a wizard. And finally, you'll meet Gideon Sweets - a Grizzlehide Bearfolk Rogue Swashbuckler who looks like a Panda and steals like a scurvy dog.