Feb 12, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 18 segments
This week's feed drop features friend of the show: My First Dungeon! Perils & Princesses | Ep. 1 - The Dark & Scary Places Four Princesses rush to the aid of a friend, but things seem darker than…
Danielle RadfordGuestBridgett JeffriesGuest
Abby HepworthGuest
Shenuque TisseraGuestAbsolutely No Adventures HostHostAbby and Chinook, your characters hear this sound of a screaming child off in the distance.
You move forward, starting with Abby, because you rolled a natural one, a critical success in this game.
Why don't you introduce us to your character and tell me what your character does as you hear the sound of a child screaming?
I am as brightly agility as my skill, which is surprising because I'm 73 years young and I'm still kicking.
They're wanting you to play an old lady for so long and so
She doesn't like the sound of kids crying for any reason, but this seems pretty severe.
Her talent is foraging, which I want to just add the flavor for foraging of saying that it also gives her an ability to sort of like tell where this is coming from, that is coming from, is the ground been trampled, whatever, you know, looking at the mushrooms, what do the mushrooms say?
So she's going to try to look around just to see like what, where this is coming from and is the threat immediately visible and apparent? Yeah.
You've been here before and you're familiar with flora and fauna from everywhere.
And you recognize on the ground in front of you, because this is a skill that you have, you recognize tracks.
You see larger than your foot, larger than your head, what you recognize as bear tracks.
Oh no. There's some weird like substance that is kind of like inserted or like stuck inside of the bear tracks.
But you can't think about that because you look up where the bear tracks are looking and you see a small child hanging from a tree with a large brown bear roaring up and like trying to grab up the tree to get to this child.
From this distance, something is off with this bear, and you can't quite tell what it is, but you recognize it.
This isn't quite a bear that you, I don't know, there's something off about this bear, but from this distance, you're not quite sure.
There's a small child holding on to a branch about 12, 13 feet up, and a bear trying to climb up this tree to get at this child.
Abby and Chinook, your characters hear this sound of a screaming child off in the distance.
You move forward, starting with Abby, because you rolled a natural one, a critical success in this game.
Why don't you introduce us to your character and tell me what your character does as you hear the sound of a child screaming?
I am as brightly agility as my skill, which is surprising because I'm 73 years young and I'm still kicking.
They're wanting you to play an old lady for so long and so
She doesn't like the sound of kids crying for any reason, but this seems pretty severe.
Her talent is foraging, which I want to just add the flavor for foraging of saying that it also gives her an ability to sort of like tell where this is coming from, that is coming from, is the ground been trampled, whatever, you know, looking at the mushrooms, what do the mushrooms say?
So she's going to try to look around just to see like what, where this is coming from and is the threat immediately visible and apparent? Yeah.
You've been here before and you're familiar with flora and fauna from everywhere.
And you recognize on the ground in front of you, because this is a skill that you have, you recognize tracks.
You see larger than your foot, larger than your head, what you recognize as bear tracks.
Oh no. There's some weird like substance that is kind of like inserted or like stuck inside of the bear tracks.
But you can't think about that because you look up where the bear tracks are looking and you see a small child hanging from a tree with a large brown bear roaring up and like trying to grab up the tree to get to this child.
From this distance, something is off with this bear, and you can't quite tell what it is, but you recognize it.
This isn't quite a bear that you, I don't know, there's something off about this bear, but from this distance, you're not quite sure.
There's a small child holding on to a branch about 12, 13 feet up, and a bear trying to climb up this tree to get at this child.
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