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Moat House Gold

Moat House Gold

By: Moat House Gold
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 Moat House Gold is yet another Dungeons and Dragons podcast, but this one is unique in that four childhood friends Colin, Braden, Yossarian, and Anson have been playing together for twenty years since the age of twelve. Recently all four have moved back to their hometown and decided to start up a game like old times. They then thought why not “record that f@*%er?” For better or worst this is the result.Copyright 2018 All rights reserved.
Episodes
  • Covid Session - EP 12 - Leather and Mud

    Covid Session - EP 12 - Leather and Mud
    May 18 2021

    The Four Stones arrive at the ruins of Thundertree and soon met the druid Redoith. Redoith informed the Four Stones of the damages among the ruins including a Green Dragon. The Four Stones fight against blites and zombies in search of the dragon.
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Covid Sessions - EP 11 - Squirreling Around in the Ruins

    Covid Sessions - EP 11 - Squirreling Around in the Ruins
    Apr 4 2021

    The Four Stones in search of Cragmaw castle were confronted by a Banshee, a Necromancers, and a horde of Orcs only to find out that they must backtrack westward to the Thundertree ruins in order to find the answer they are seeking.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Covid Sessions - EP 10 - A Banshee A Boney and An Axe Bitter

    Covid Sessions - EP 10 - A Banshee A Boney and An Axe Bitter
    Mar 14 2021

    As soon as the Four Stones returned to Phandlin an unruly mob of miners took Glasstaff and Narth and disappeared into the hills. After unsuccessful looking for their former prisoners the Four Stones rested before gathering more information in the morning. Now they are on their way to find Cragmaw Castle.
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    58 mins
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