We have arrived at the finish line! Thank you so much for every one that helped contribute to and excellent second season of Bards and Barrels. Take a listen to hear us reflect a bit on this season and give a sneak preview of whats going to happen of the summer and into the fall.

Most importantly a big thank you to YOU, our listeners, we couldn't do this without. Thanks for cracking a cold one, grabbing the dice and checking out our episodes week in and week out. You are freaking amazing!

The mailbag is full this week! As we get set to wrap up season two let's dive into some of YOUR questions!

Skol! There is a viking invasion this week as Nordic Jam hits our tastebuds. This fruity beer from Two Pitchers Brewing is very interesting. Take a listen to see what the guys think about about this one.

Up the rebels, down the British! -- This week we go back in time for a interesting and historical 5e setting for you to use!

Nations and Cannons in a Revolutionary War campaign setting that not only provides the historical context to throw at your party but also get some solid mechanics on how to use things like muskets and cannons.

Possibly the strongest beer we have had on the show so far, Bligh's Barleywine Ale from Dry Dock Brewing clocked in at a 13% on it's ABV -- was this a direct hit or did this nautical themed beer have to walk the plank? Listen and find out!

The party is back together! Matt and Isaac rejoin the crew to review, Light of Xaryxis, a fun space based DnD module. Check it out!

SPOILER ALERT: If you plan to play this at some point there are some major plot points discussed.

Content Warning: While light, there is some adult language and adult humor throughout this episode.

This golden ale from Obscurity Brewing in Elburn, Illinois absolutely fits the bill as pop. The guys discuss the grayed lines between beer and soda with this one. It's fun and worth a listen!

This is a unique episode of Bards and Barrels as we stray away from D&D a bit. Phil and Ross review Mörk Borg, a dark, apocalyptic role playing game. Phil probably puts it best...this role playing game is easy to learn, easy to play and easy to DIE. Check it out!