Aug 26, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 14 segments
Billie takes on the king of all Thunderbirds while Tuk and Vyng are functionally ploughing the parking lot of a Pizza Hut. \[Content Warning: Bear, Fight, Bird?] **Want more Spout Lore in your…
Paul OppersHostAbdul AzizHostJessica TaiHostWhen last we left our heroes, they had, uh, convened the Oval Council and immediately been captured and tied to a tree.
The party attempted to entreat the council to, uh, aid them in their fight against Thronebreaker and his Thunderbird flock before it was revealed that Aldus of the Empty Sky and Hadara Maneater, members of the Oval Council, had betrayed the people of Hibernia, uh, attempting to dispatch of several members of the council as quickly as possible.
Vallari the Willow's Daughter almost tossed off a cliff before being saved by Billy in his winter form.
Uh, Nerine of the Quiet Step almost killed by Hadara Maneater before being saved by a combination of Stone Eye and Tuck.
When last we left our heroes, they had, uh, convened the Oval Council and immediately been captured and tied to a tree.
The party attempted to entreat the council to, uh, aid them in their fight against Thronebreaker and his Thunderbird flock before it was revealed that Aldus of the Empty Sky and Hadara Maneater, members of the Oval Council, had betrayed the people of Hibernia, uh, attempting to dispatch of several members of the council as quickly as possible.
Vallari the Willow's Daughter almost tossed off a cliff before being saved by Billy in his winter form.
Uh, Nerine of the Quiet Step almost killed by Hadara Maneater before being saved by a combination of Stone Eye and Tuck.
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