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Crawl Out Through the Fallout, Part 2 (S5E11)

Crawl Out Through the Fallout, Part 2 (S5E11)

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 Our Fallout one-shot continues! The Eggheads -- a group of wasteland mercs -- travel to Hardscrap to re-supply and gather intelligence on the murderous, double-crossing Moose Men. Need more Fallout? Check out our Fallout 2d20 Actual Play Campaign! Watch our Gore and Lore of Fallout episode on YouTube. Learn about the game by watching d10 Reasons Fallout 2d20 is Great (S5E10). Confused about movement and zones? We’ve got an episode for that: Fallout Zones. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Wasteland Adventure03:41 Engaging with the Mole Rats07:30 The Role of Luck and Chance09:35 Final Confrontations and Outcomes15:41 Entering Hard Scrap: A New Community17:44 Strategic Decisions and Resource Management19:40 Negotiating Trade and Repairs33:20 Explosives and Their Uses37:08 Preparing for the Journey to Sky Garden45:18 Far Garden49:09 Planning the Assault on Sky Garden57:54 Options for Infiltration01:01:31 Concluding Thoughts Listen to the Episode Watch to the Episode Watch Crawl Out Through the Fallout, Part 2 on YouTube. Show Notes The team kicks off in mid-combat, battling mole rats outside Hardscrap Erin’s Sarge slices and dices with the buzzsaw while Sally Sun-touched takes damage but dishes out sass Colby shows off laser efficiency; Coromir defends his queen with a vengeance (and a bat) Post-fight, the team enters Hardscrap and barters a mini-nuke for ammo, food, dynamite, and armor Colby gets explosives, Sarge gets repairs, Sally gets medical help, and everyone stocks up They learn Moose Griffin has taken Sky Garden, with some raiders already making threats Ex-sheriff of Sky Garden shares info about a secret backdoor entrance to reclaim the overpass town The party plans a nighttime infiltration to overthrow Moose's occupation
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