Join Jessiye as she takes Deanna and Tor for a rift romping ride in this epic conclusion of the Shaarp Edges storyline.

Then dive into the folklore behind the series as Jessiye shares insights into her inspiration for the story.

This is our last actual play episode for a while, so we hope you enjoy!

You can see video of this entire series at

Patreon.com/WhenCritHappens

Here are some links to things we reference:

Deck of Player Safety

https://www.deckofplayersafety.com/

Deck of Playter Safety Demiplane App

https://app.demiplane.com/dops

Ayida-Weddo, also known as Ayida, Ayida-Wedo, Aido Quedo, Aido Wedo, Aida Wedo, and Aido Hwedo (this is the most common spelling among African Scholars)

Content Warnings: swearing, threats to children, death of animals, heights, gore, body horror, death, misgendering, alcohol.

Theme Music: Nathan Paul

Original Musical Underscoring: Wormwood, Baylen Wagner and Benjamin Burgdorf

Logo Design: Casey Hoekstra

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Jessiye Davis picks up where she left off--hanging from a razor shaarp cliff edge. Sampson, Dimple, and Minguu are eager to get the amulet and get the heck out of danger. But danger just seems to increase, as it tends to do when a character named Bob shows up, and a whole new side of the story is revealed! Or would be, if VV didn’t pass out just at the good part.

Then, on Dirty Crit, some insight into Nightskins—a very cool name with a very uncool origin. Also, a discussion of Sampson’s complete lack of large damage spells, and how to spot abusive relationships between DnD NPCs.

You can watch this entire episode on video, available here:

Patreon.com/WhenCritHappens

Content Warnings: swearing, threats to children, death of animals, heights, gore, body horror, death, misgendering, alcohol.

Theme Music: Nathan Paul

Original Musical Underscoring: Wormwood, Baylen Wagner and Benjamin Burgdorf

Logo Design: Casey Hoekstra

Email us WhenCritHappens@gmail.com

Or get in touch on the socials:

Instagram @whencrithappens

Jessiye Davis continues to lead us an adventure in the Forgotten Realms with Ole Sampson, Dimple, and Minguu. The tokolosh have fled, and apparently they stole something. The party learns what it is, why it’s important, and why the priest who lost it can’t come with them in pursuit. Because pursue they do, into the savannah of the Shaar. While Minguu’s tracking skills seem sharp, Dimple does a great job of distracting him, so Sampson has to keep them on the trail. When the three unlikely adventurers reach the end of the tracks, they find themselves at an old temple–but one that seems like it’s had recent use. They delve into it, past electric birds, puzzle rooms, and sleeping tokolosh, and are quite surprised by what they find within.

Then, on Dirty Crit, a discussion of how we do puzzles, both in game and out of game, as well as the kinds of things we like to put in our character builds.

Find this entire episode on video, including the Patreon Preshow, at

Patreon.com/WhenCritHappens

And you can find Jessiye and Tabletop Gaymers at these upcoming conventions:

Origins Game Fair June 19 - 23, 2024

Gen Con August 1-4, 2024

https://tabletopgaymers.org/

Content Warnings: swearing, threats to children, death of animals, heights, gore, body horror, death, misgendering, alcohol.

Theme Music: Nathan Paul

Original Musical Underscoring: Wormwood, Baylen Wagner and Benjamin Burgdorf

Logo Design: Casey Hoekstra

Email us WhenCritHappens@gmail.com

Or get in touch on the socials:

Instagram @whencrithappens