We play pen and paper bullshit and record it. That’s why this podcast is called Pen & Paper Bullshit.
The shadow revolutionaries finally step into the light; they've solved Derelictus' food shortage and are using their meager free time to expand their power base or do silly things. Also a special guest appearance by everyone's favorite rant boy!
The group decides its time to make a cool nation! Its extremely stupid and Julia gets more and more frazzled. Long live the Dockdom! Guns, Beer, and Rock 'n' Roll!
Julia's worst nightmare is finally realized as both cells begin to converge and work together; the Spire is no longer safe.
The revolution is here; hoist the flag and hang the nobles! The cell decides to go rogue and sets their sights on the Docks; long a hotbed of independence and revolutionary thought, the entire area is perfect for staging their own, non-sanctioned revolution without the Ministry's involvement. Ti'in Dyrr unlocks his full potential, again and again and again.
The cell takes some much needed downtime and do not start any new revolutions, make someone an accidental god, or commit any crimes. This is a very normal session.
The cell takes some mandated downtime after their ghostly mistakes caused the entire city to become haunted. Sheshu has a magic show, Diedai gets noir, and Sprig spends some time with the lads. Meanwhile, the nameless agent undertakes an act of espionage.
The second cell finishes what it started, as their plans to delay an incoming military supply train begin to take shape. Things get more than a little explosive and Deux learns to finally love the gun.
The other cell beings preparations to take down a supply train full of troops and goods for the beleaguered guards of Red Row; naturally, they start by polling some ghosts and stealing a Korn CD from another dimension.
Following their now legendary assassination attempt, the cell has some much needed downtime. True to form, during their time off, they somehow make loads of enemies, from cat themed knights to the book mafia, there is no one the cell cannot anger in some way.
The cell is tasked with assassinating an inspiring and, more importantly, effective guard captain in Red Row; Captain Zeno has been organizing the Red Row guards into an effective fighting force to stop the riots, which goes against the Ministry's current plans for Spire. Will the cell kill the captain or will they be found out?
