In this season finale, we go clubbing and light a beacon.

We visit the Greater Metropolitan Little Barovia Area.

We’re actually doing a dragon heist!

Thanks to Elizabeth Fijalkowski for the amazing artwork of Elavor and friends!

We demonstrate the “risen cost fallacy.”

We’re gonna get him like Capone.

We’re guests of Mr. Strahd, in one of the nicer rooms.

We explore the Rooms of Weeping.

One does not simply walk through more doors.

We are nearly thwarted by a teen.

We’ve gotta social engineer Strahd unless he keeps his password on a post-it.

We find magic PEZ, oily books, and a well-appointed study featuring a helluva portrait. Art by Elizabeth Fijalkowski ~ aka Lizziefij

We’re rapping about werewolves and finding Infinity Stones.

Meet Danu! In the basement!

The Dog & Pony crew is back - all 10 of them! They’re prepared to be just reckless enough as they finally take the Big Bad up on his invitation to dine at Castle Ravenloft.

It’s the season finale for the Dog and Pony show! Will the gang figure out what the heck is happening in Vallaki? Will All Be Well? Listen to find out!

Are we herding them? Or Hurting them?

These are the world’s worst Jack-in-the-boxes. Jacks-in-the-box? Whatever, they suck!

Nothing like a little constructive arson!

This is the opposite of a festival.

In Barovia you either have a tragic past or a tragic now.

Dead people deserve our help too.

Always do what the baby dragon wants.

One horse-step forward, two horse-steps back…

Let’s see what’s in the wine closet!

Arrigal is very batly hurt by some Central Barovian bats.

Special delivery! Whatever could be in this “box”?

It’s time to dance with some spiders!

Over the ruins and through the walls to meet some big spiders, we go!

The Dog & Pony show is back with a new season of Barovian adventures! In this first episode, we ask the age old question: Who let the goats out?

The battle with Baba Lysaga reaches its thrilling conclusion — along with this season of Total Party Kill.

Imra unplugs a house. Pony goes home. Bruldish steps up.

A house walks into a burning ring of fire.

Elavor talks to snakes. It’s grosser than it sounds.

Elavor talks to goats. Crucible and Imra talk to a ghost.

Scarecrows, a green light, and some goats.

Elavor gets a wine bottle and a new hat!

How do you talk to an angel? It is like trying to catch a falling star? It might be more like singing.

Irena takes a swim. Elavor asks a mysterious character to dance.

Finally! Krezk!

The gang fights another evil tree, an… Aspen Assassin Balsa wood baddie Coniferous Cad Dogwood devil Evergreen evildoer Fearsome Fir Gruesome grove Hemlock horror Ignoble Ironwood Jungle jackal Kumquat kanji Loathsome larch Maple malefactor Nasty Needle Oak Offender Pugnacious Palm Quick Quince Redwood rascal sylvan scoundrel Truculunt Teak Uncouth Undulate Vulgar Vine Wicked willow Extreme xerophyte Yowling Yucca Zany Zebrawood

The gang fights an evil tree. Or rather, a Wicker Strahd.

A Wunderhorse vs four heese on a hill!

The gang finds a really, really, really big hill. Another party member gets a blood-related magic item.

The fight against the blights and druids continues, and Elavor gets a bleeding stick.

The Dog & Pony crew meets some jerkface druids and their blighted pets.

The Dog & Pony gang go on a winery tour!

Elavor learns why he should trust the birds, and the gang heads off in search of wine.

Silver-forging montage!

Did you say elevator? Or Elavor?

Lina has a dance-off with a door.

So. Many. Wolves.

It’s finally time to leave Vallaki! But first, a touching(?) family reunion.

The Dog & Pony Show returns, and it’s still Shocktober! What’s spookier than Barovia? A spooky, cluttered attic in Barovia. Spookier than that? A spooky, cluttered attic populated by skeletal cats! EVEN SPOOKIER? A stroppy teenage wizard and his “students”.

The Dog & Pony gang ends the season with a festival full of rain, a room full of dolls, an attic full of junk, and a door full of lightning!

Never split the party! Unless you’re going to do some chores and take a furtive walk around town.

A shopping trip, afternoon tea, and a polite murder request. Happily, no flesh bag. Sadly, no book club.

What’s in the bag?!?

This episode is kind of like “Hansel and Gretel,” except there’s a bag made of human skin.

Three witches and a windmill.

Viral marketing, Barovia style.

These windows could use a little more garlic.

Our adventurers are off to scenic Valaki, and in the bar of the Bluewater Inn they meet some Very Interesting People.

Everyone loves a good boat trip.

We’re on the road to Valaki. Don’t go inside the windmill.

Pick a card, any card.

Which are worse, wolves or capybaras?

What’s the right protocol for burying a vampire?

In Barovia, it’s traditional to have a pool party for the dead.

It’s implied that you swapped urine. That’s what friendship means.

The Dog and Pony Show returns! With the same dog… but a new pony. And new players! And a new DM! Please enjoy this trip to a tavern in Little Borovia, and watch Tony die a little bit inside in the service of Dungeons and Dragons.

This is it, people! The season finale finds our adventurers up against a terrifying black dragon after literally no preparation or strategic planning. Will they survive to reunite the dog with the pony?

The Dog and Pony team finally investigate the forge, then traverse a chain ladder into the depths of the caves. Ladders and bridges take a long time to figure out. After all that trouble, they’re rewarded with something much worse than they expected.

Now that Spurious knows how his go-to spell actually works, he puts it to serious, fatal use. Then the team goes on a wild Duergar chase that leads to a bathroom, a closet, and a secret tunnel. This party is really really bad at secret doors.

Our intrepid (or maybe just tepid) adventurers continue to explore the old Dwarven ruins. How many adventurers does it take to read a scroll? The answer is too many.

In the life of every party there comes a time to make a gruesome decision about how to defeat one’s foes. Though not every party can notice a rug and a suit of armor, but fail to notice an entire room full of corpses.

What happens when you ignore a warning sign? A really long, scary battle! But if you live through it, you just might finally get a long rest. And maybe meet a ggg-ghost!

The Dog and Pony gang investigate the forge, and learn some important lessons: Do not trust furniture, but do trust literal warning signs.

Bruldish fights with her cousins, and we see a whole new side of Elavor. But will the adventurers ever find the forge?

How many adventurers does it take to find a secret door? The answer is too many.

How many tentacles does a Roper have? The answer is too many.

When is a flopping fish not just a flopping fish? When it’s attached to something that’s trying to eat you.

Will our adventurers finally get a long rest? How big is this cave system anyway? What can you do with two magic hands? Do skeletons have belongings? This episode brings you the answers to questions you probably didn’t have.

In this episode, our adventurers meet more stinky cave-dwellers, learn the difference between bopping and booping, and one of them swings their weapon at an empty square for some reason. Listen and find out why!

Successful cave exploration requires management skills, rope, and a truly epic weaponized hootenany

Elavor talks to a bear.

Psst, hey, buddy, ya wanna buy a feather?

Come for the orcs, stay for the bee-themed acrobatics.

Deeper into the mountain we go! Remember all those warnings about orcs? They’re proven to be true! Also we learn where orcs sleep. (It’s beds. They sleep in beds.)

It’s time to leave town and set out on an adventure! Having given up on their missing compatriot (for now), the party takes a chance on canine companionship and comes up with its official name at last. Now it’s off to the mountains to seek fame, fortune, and forgotten treasure.

They touched an orb! They barely survived Death House! (See Episode 105 through 112.) Now Imra and the people she saved are back, in a new adventure. Once again DM stands for Dan Moren, as Dan leads a group of familiar adventurers into new challenges and, most intriguingly, an encounter with a musical halfling riding a pony that might change the course of their adventuring careers forever.

A final battle with greenery, and then our adventurers will try to escape from the Death House at last! But will the house truly live up to its diabolical name?

Death House continues barreling toward its inevitable end! Will all our adventurers make it out alive?

From a hugging wall come creepy, hulking ghoulish creatures ready to kill (or hug?) our adventurers! And then later there may be a crypt with a whole lot of bugs.

Death House resumes, and our adventurers must explore strange passageways, discovering deceptive items and even more deceptive walls!

So there’s this orb, and it’s pretty shiny. Maybe we should touch it?

You’re a mean one, Mr. Grick. Also, Ghouls are not nice.

The journey into Death House goes a little deeper, with creepy closets, creepy magical foes, and more creepy children!

A new adventure begins! Led by Dungeon Master Dan Moren, our adventurers wake from a night by a campfire to discover a deserted town, a couple of creepy kids, and a suspiciously creepy mansion.