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A monster tries to join the crew. Unfortunately for the monster we already have the rats as our ships patreon monster and thus don’t need a new one. The race ends in an epic head to head photo finish.

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We start a new race inside the race we are racing to double the racing experience. Thankfully we use this double race to “solve” a centuries old blood feud and make the world a better place.

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The faster we go the faster we go, and if we go faster than we must go faster still. Other boats stand in the way of or victory and we must get them out of our way. The rats also grow and quickly become almost too powerful.

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The race continues and other racers start to get in our way. Will it be neck and neck or will it be neck and headless racer. We also find time to tell an old story while the waves race by.

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The race begins and we speed away. Don’t blink or you will surely miss us. This is a five episode mini series we recorded over a two day hangout.

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We discuss our hopes and dreams. We talk about the last three seasons and what we want to do in the future.

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The crew battles the final boss, Arcnid. The fight is a lot harder than they could ever imagine. They try talking it out and it almost works truth be told.

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A side quest takes the kids on an adventure through the burning city. They make new friends along the way and have new wish lists.

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After cornering Petra the Rabbit, innocents were lost. The siege ends in flames and a villain steps into the light.

Sponsored by Pain, we bring it

 

The siege of the city starts and civilian casualties happen. The crew are not pleased. Cool guy explosions happen, the crew is pleased. This is a short episode as we move towards the end.

Sponsored by War, it has started

 

The crew brings the war to the capital city and attacks the barracks. They argue a lot and waste too much time allowing for the enemies to attack. Too bad for the enemies though as it turns out the crew might just be the bad guys.

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Shirts vs Skins - NSFW warning for sextual stuff

The crew defends Umm Top from a terrible fate. Bev figures out the plan too early and spoils it. Tzitzi has a great time in the end.

Sponsored by the smallest children, you will not sleep

 

The kids day off

The players play the kids as they go off on an adventure to hunt through Nolms Island looking for treasure to help Reynauld. Some traps go off and the kids have a good scare.

Sponsored by Office work, it should not be necessary

 

On The Hunt

The crew decides that the Blood Contract sounds scary and needs to not be a thing. A massive ship vs leviathan battle ensues. After the dust settles a shout is used and a part of the world is changed. (Side note Jonathan sadly had to start going in to the office again and so will not be playing regularly going forward)

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The Haunted House

An expedition into Arbock’s evil lab scares the players, but someone has to stop what's happening there. Things get eerie, and unpleasant real fast and Roast decides to stay on the ship. The rest of the crew pushes forward into the strange and spooky to stop and save what they can. (By now you should know if the stuff we discuss triggers you, but this episode could be considered to push a bit farther in parts. Fair warning.)

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The Exclusive Celebration

The crew gears up to attend a fancy party held by one of the three generals, Orkno. The crew infiltrates the party and efficiently enacts a master plan.

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An intro to Wildsea Leaves in the Jungle season 3, we talk about our characters and what has happened and where we think the story is going. With Ian returning as the Firefly, Austin returning as Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev returning as Beruka "Rook" & Scraps, Dylan returning as Jisan Aoga, and Jonathan returning as Gomez Moonglow, Belt Nashim, & newly playing Roast Aoga. The final season is the war on skin farmers. The players have worked hard to gather allies from all over the seas and now is the time to fight.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Roast (normally).

Sponsored by words, we discuss them.

 

Description: We discuss this season and our thoughts on how things went and could have gone. We reminisce on our favorite parts and how much fun it was to have so many cameos. Some light theories for next season are floated and even some thoughts on stuff after that. Main timeline wise, this episode doesn’t exist.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays the Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

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Description: Andrew joins us to play Andy. Rook continues her sole searching and honestly we don’t know until the end whether she will say yes or no. Main timeline wise, this episode is after 23.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays the Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by home, it is where the heart is.

 

Description: The crew journeys to Rooks home to get some much needed supplies. Rook's parents are excited she visits and even more excited when some news gets dropped. Rook does a lot of soul searching and paperwork, so much paperwork. Main timeline wise, this episode is after 17/22 and all the side stories.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays the Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by waiting, we are sorry we did this to you.

 

Description: Finally the wait is over now you get to learn the other half of episode 17! The players once again play the kids as we learn what happened while the main crew was away. Lets just say by the end of the episode you too will learn the true meaning of democracy. Main timeline wise, this episode is during episode 17.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Colt, Bev plays Rocky, Dylan plays Tums-Tums, and Jonathan plays Roast.

Sponsored by Wine, you can always turn a profit.

 

Description: The players take up playing the heroes once again as we see what is happening on the mountain of fire after season one. A lot happens and some important and serious discussions are had. Decisions are made that have life changing repercussions for the whole Sea. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Drok, Bev plays Illuden, Dylan plays Nikitak, and Jonathan plays Rekatap.

Sponsored by Weddings, they have nothing to do with this episode.

 

Description: Cabe joins us for a cameo and plays Prickly Peary the Ectus. The crew helps some locals who are having trouble with a leviathan on their trade route. Tzitzi finds what they have always been looking for. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin playsTzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by parts, just put it in the box of stuff I will use later.

 

Description: Chris joins us for a cameo and plays Milley the Ironbound. The players return as the children this time to help a friend in need. Sibling rivalry becomes a thing and bets are made. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible but at least after 16.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Colt, Bev plays Rocky, Dylan plays Tums-Tums, and Jonathan plays Roast.

Sponsored by Safety, if we need it we will use it.

 

Description:  Katelyn joins us for a cameo and plays Petra the white Rabbit. The crew asks for help from a local government run by one of the old gods. Overall it is a thumbs down time, but they do keep a souvenir. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Ladders, some lead up and others go down.

 

Description: Part 2 of the hunt for the All Spice. O wow do plans go off the rails, the crew discover more than they bargained for on this quest. The best part is you only know half the story! Wait until episode 22 to find out the rest. (ya now how is that for building suspense) Main timeline wise, this episode is after 16.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Pies, baking can be confusing.

 

Description: Part 1 of the hunt for the All Spice in the Interregnum. Jisan tries making another pie, and Rook attempts to make a friend. More valuable lessons are learned. Main timeline wise, this episode is after 11.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

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Description: The focus shifts this week as the players show a day in the life of the kids. We have fun seeing how the ship looks without the main party. Cute interactions and small moments are intertwined in this slice of life episode. Also there are bees, lots of bees. Mian timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Colt, Bev plays Rocky, Dylan plays Tums-Tums, and Jonathan plays Andy.

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Description: Ric joins us for a cameo and plays Ighmarst the female war statue. Pirates attack and the crew must defend themselves. A battle, a chase, and all the things inbetween, it is epic! They even learn about family. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

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Description: Cash joins us for a cameo and plays Akazir the Ketra. What is the biggest problem when hunting a leviathan? Losing your spectacles, of course. Akazir asks the crew to help stop a rampaging moose leviathan that stole their spectacles. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by hangovers, can’t get one if you don’t stop.

 

Description: Plank joins us for a cameo and plays Plank the “Teddy Bear”. Waking up in a coliseum the party is confused and disorientated. Crazy things happen and allies are made. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Tattoos, fun for the whole family

 

Description: Have you ever wondered what the movie Momento would be like if it was a Sex and the City episode? We did too, so please enjoy the episode. Main timeline wise, this episode follows episode 10.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by choices, are we the bad guys now?

 

Description: The party decides to travel around in search of a chart to help find The All Spice. They stumble upon a war between two large groups of small beast-like creatures. Our loving crew takes the time to learn about both groups and helps solve their differences through respect and kindness. Or at least that is what they would like you to believe. Main timeline wise, this episode follows episode 9.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Rabbits, you would know what they are if you listened to Tallest Heights

 

Description: The crew parties with some friendly Tzelicre they met and Jisan learns a very special Whisper. Main timeline wise, this episode follows episode 4.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by god, we have at least one do you?

 

Description: Ruth joins us for a Cameo and plays Soyle the leviathan Gau. Our foolish crew follow voices down to the Darkness-Under-Eaves and learn not everyone is friendly. A deal is made and bodies will drop. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Books, some are even in good condition

 

Description: Taylor joins us for a Cameo and plays Nemo the Ketra. Look, it's finding Nemo! The crew meets a unique Ketra with some very cool skills. They also learn to speak wolf for the afternoon? Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Art, by the end of this episode you will get some

 

Description: Kyle joins us for a Cameo and plays Reginald the Sexy Banana. When a sexy artist asks for your help you say yes. The crew finds themselves learning art in its truest form from a master artist. The art jokes begin and continue to permeate throughout the season. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

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Description: Andrew joins for as a Cameo and plays Scuttles the Centipede. The crew helps Scuttles with their problems, gains some allies, and gets schooled in drugs. Jisan meets one of his new favorite people. Main timeline wise, this episode is flexible.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by not evil, it’s not good but it’s not evil either.

 

Description: After saying goodby to the kids the crew decides to redouble their effort in finding new allies. Peaceful Tzelicre are sought out as examples of how life can and should be. Main timeline wise, this episode follows episode 3.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by teens, technically you should love your children.

 

Description: Nonashi (Jisan’s Son, yes the pie man, yes he survived) returns to battle his father, and he brought friends. An epic battle begins and hearts shall never be the same. Main timeline wise, this episode follows episode 2.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by time, it skips.

 

Description: The stories of what happened during the time skip between season 1 and now. Each player tells the story of their character's growth and what they got focused on during the 2 years after completing their first quest. Main timeline wise, this is the first episode.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by beginnings, this is the middle.

 

Description: An intro to Wildsea Leaves in the Jungle season 2, we talk about our characters and what has happened and where we think the story is going. With Ian returning as the Firefly, Austin returning as Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev returning as Beruka "Rook" & Scraps, Dylan returning as Jisan Aoga, and Jonathan returning as Gomez Moonglow & newly playing Belt Nashim. We lovingly dubbed this season the “Season of Cameos” with an astounding ten, yes 10, cameos from all sorts of strange and wonderful people. Due to all these cameos the episode's timeline will be a bit more loose.

In this game we use the Wildsea system. Ian plays the Firefly, Austin plays Tzitzi-Yaku, Bev plays Rook, Dylan plays Jisan, and Jonathan plays Belt.

Sponsored by Big hills, are they just small mountains?

 

Description: We found a mountain.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Roads, some are better than others.

 

Description: Well boat travel was super safe. So how about we try cars.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Traveling, are we there yet?

 

Description: We go on a fun boat ride.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Oceans, water but salty.

 

Description: We fix a boat.

Sponsored by Places, it’s where you go.

 

Description: We find a tunnel and think it is smart to go inside.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Directions, we take them.

Description: We take a detour and find FUNgus.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Houses, some are found in trees.

 

We find snacks and all is good.

 

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by Growth, it is something pants do.

 

Description: A young group of teens learn the world is ending/restarting? In our standalone prequel to our Wildsea Leaves in The Jungle campaign we play a group of teens surviving the start of the Verdancy. With Austin as our Firefly and fun animal companions to protect us we push the Wildwords system in odd ways while having tons of fun.

In this game we use a house ruled version of the Wildsea system. Austin plays the Firefly, Bev plays Willow, Dylan plays Netto, Ian plays Rocky, and Jonathan plays Ben.

Sponsored by heat, it is hot

Our crew finds themselves meeting fire for the first time. Some people don’t like it. Also side note stay tuned for a very exciting final episode next week.

Sponsored by yelling, it is technically a form of communications

 

A journey to see fire. Hopefully we will find out what happened to the main story.

Sponsored by parties, I hear they can be fun

Mandatory beach episode where the crew has a little too much fun. You all knew this coming.

Sponsored by animals, they can be so friendly

The crew stays at the shipwrecks in the hopes of salvaging parts. This goes surprisingly well, considering.

Sponsored by chocolate, sometimes you just need chocolate

The crew plays Mystery on the lost ship. Some people learn that not everyone thinks they are cool.

Sponsored by flooring, not to be confused with ceiling

Our heroes explore under the eaves. We also try a twist on traditional play style. This episode had a number of technical issues beyond our comprehension, we are sorry.

Sponsored by more filler, it’s still in everything

Some fun side stories and character interaction. Are these canon? That is for real fans to argue. 

Sponsored by hope, it still exists

Ok this ones getting less dark. The crew decides to keep their new children and do something less full of nightmares.

Sponsored by surprise, not always good

So that took a turn... Things got dark and scary and not good, really not good. How did we not see this coming!!!

Sponsored by joy, the happy thought

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Sponsored by heat, it makes you warm

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Sponsored by filler, it’s in everything

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Sponsored by nothing was written for this part

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Sponsored by the rainforest, the thinning lungs of the world

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Sponsored by alcohol, a coping mechanism in liquid form

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Sponsored by chlorophyll, enabling a green revolution

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Sponsored by Trees, the only thing that hasn't tried killing us yet in 2020

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Ok, fine maybe some people were screaming inside a leviathan. But it's not like they are in there alone...