To Winter's End Season 3

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A lonesome dragon, determined to make his own purpose, since the universe did not give him one.

A playful guardian, reborn into an unjust world they intend to rebuild.

A mysterious wizard, who wants everyone to know how much she cares.

An outcast engineer, believing in the fellowship above all else.

An unsteady prince, learning what it means to take responsibility.

They have formed a fellowship to end an endless winter.

The world knows them as criminals, revolutionaries, and terrorists. But they will save it anyway.

Credits

Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania and Ggislin Ketos are played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Aurorealis is played by Gnome.

This series is edited by Riley. The introduction to each episode is voiced by Grant.

Most of the music in this show was performed by Thylacinus. Aurorealis’ theme, Ice Ghost, was performed by Possibly.

The Pumpkin Patch was made using a draft of The Ship playbook.

Fan-made episode transcriptions were written by Pine.

 

Cast

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Friar Pan

The Dragon. Friar Pan is a half-dragon, raised by dwarven nuns in an old monastery. Pan has recently discovered that he is immortal, and is using this knowledge with reckless abandon.

Pan seeks Relentless Justice, especially if it will leave a cool scar he can brag about.

Friar Pan is played by Clove.

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Rue Titania

The Exile. Rue Titania has died and been reborn by the power of the flesh god, going from glass ghost to weird tentacle woman. She has caused irrevocable change to the Columned City, and will never return. Her resolve to stop Aurorealis is as firm as ever.

Rue will Learn the Truth, no matter what it might cost her.

Rue is played by Ikks.

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Nugget

The Halfling. Nugget used to be Poptart, an experienced halfling who broke all the rules. Now they are a tadpole, and must relearn everything about the world all over again… or do they? Nugget has memories they should not, and powers they also should not.

Nugget has committed to Blasphemy, unable to accept the way things are.

Nugget is played by Joey.

 
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Yuria Bloodtongue

The Collector. Yuria Bloodtongue has died several times now, mostly at Aurorealis’ hand, but it hasn’t stopped her yet. Rebuilt by X3-N0, the creator of all ORCs, she is no longer a squire, but an experienced adventurer with more tricks than she can keep track of up her cyborg arm.

Yuria is Holding The Key, doing all that she can to prevent the wonders of the world from being abused by the greedy.

Yuria is played by Riley.

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Prince Monsoon

The Heir. They are the Lustrous Sovereign of the Skies, a powerful and respected pirate prince who commands the most brilliant ship in the Nebula navy, The Bounteous Sun. He is still young and new to all this, and his motives are as mysterious as his desires.

Monsoon wonders But What Of My Kingdom?, putting the Nebula people first in all things.

Monsoon is played by Arden.

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Char

An eyeless shadow demon that eats fire. They were trapped in Harbinger’s sword of the same name, but were released when the Pumpkin Patch was destroyed. They now travel alongside Rue, as a hungry little goblin imp that seeks heat and fire.

 
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Aurorealis

The Overlord. Aurorealis is a mysterious being whose motives are entirely unknown. She is tall, bald, and pale as the fallen snow. She was once known as Who Fire Forgot, but after Harbinger covered her in eternal flame, she is now Aurorealis: Who Fire Remembers.

Aurorealis is played by Gnome.

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Ggislin Kketos

The toughest elf in the world. Ggislin Ketos works for Aurorealis alongside Knight. After saving Poptart from the Glass Desert, he tagged along and learned that the fellowship isn’t so bad, even if they are all idiots. Poptart invited him to join the fellowship. He has yet to give them an answer.

Ggislin is played by Ikks.

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Knight

A High Doric priest working for Aurorealis. Knight is partnered up with Ggislin Ketos.She has Ascended, becoming a winged humanoid angel thing. She is still totally loyal to Aurorealis, but hasn’t been able to find her since Yuria tackled Aurorealis into the ocean.


Episodes

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31: Monsoon Season

The fellowship has been kidnapped, Pumpkin Patch and everything. The culprit? Monsoon, the prince of pirates (played by Arden).

Episode art by Julian C.

The introduction was an excerpt from Firebird by Ashbury Heights.

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32: D0X3

With the pumpkin patch and char out of commission, due to damage and constant rainfall respectively, the fellowship is forced to rely on Monsoon for transportation. But even up in the sky, danger is still hot on their trail, as Yuria's old nemesis Rath is finally coming for her...

The introduction was an excerpt from You're Gonna Go Far, Kid by The Offspring.

Content Warning: The bonus scene is very horny.

 
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33: St. Madeline’s Angel

One of Nugget's Poptart Pieces has gone back to the Tartland, back to what used to be the River Poptart: back to the home of Friar Pan. The nuns of St. Madeline's Monastery are more than happy to see their son again, but much less happy to see all that has happened to him. And Monsoon's sister Typhoon is not happy that her brother is taking charge of the ship to help out a bunch of stowaways.

How do we put Nugget back together, now that we've found one of their pieces? What will Monsoon do to placate his sister? And is Friar Pan okay?

The introduction was an excerpt from "Army of Two," by Dumdums.

34: Roger’s Rampage

The gunpowder halfling Roger has decided to do the one thing a revolutionary made of explosions is best at: go topple a society.

The introduction was an excerpt from "Inside Out," by Eve 6.

This episode originally had a different ending! Due to various life circumstances at the time, Arden was unable to play with us for several months, so decided to leave the campaign rather than hold us back.

Due to our poor scheduling, we only played like 3 episodes' worth of game while Arden was gone, so we re-recorded the end of episode 34 to keep Monsoon directly relevant. The original goodbyes were kept here, if you want to listen to them, but they are not canon and can be ignored.

 
 
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Second Edition

In this bonus episode of To Winter's End, we talk about what changed in second edition.

 
 
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35: Aaureo

Welcome to Aaureo, the strangest city in all the land. Aaureo is built just outside of the Green Man's Graves, a bottomless, ever-refreshing resource of wood, food, and various goods of all kinds, with one big catch - everyone and everything in the area after sundown disappears forever. So the people of Aaureo make a living by driving unique vehicles of their own creation out into the swamp, gathering all the supplies they can, and driving back home before the sunset destroys them.

And out in the Graves is the final tower of Aurorealis.

The introduction was an excerpt from “Choice Millionaire,” by Poets of the Fall.

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36: Cedar Flynn

n this episode, everyone has a chat. Nugget and Ggislin, Yuria and Knight, Rue and various racers, Pan and... his brother? Is Cedar Flynn really who he claims to be, or is this some weird racing gimmick he's committing to super hard? Pan is unconvinced.

Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Iron," by Within Temptation.

 

37: Youth

Rue takes Nugget to secure them a ride to the tower. Yuria and Knight reach an agreement. And Friar Pan meets the cause of the midnight void - Youth, the immortal demon of the night.

Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Yes and No," by XYL0.

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38: Knight Falls

Daybreak is the big race to the tower, but this final evening has a lot happening first. Rue has arranged a date for Yuria, Yuria has sent Knight off on a mission, and Ggislin has some feelings to sort through regarding the fellowship and their mission.

Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Extreme Ways," by Moby.

 
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39: Take Off, Fellowship! A Day At The Races

The To Winter’s End crew is back, and they are on a race against time! From sunup to sundown, they need to cross 100 miles of open swampland to reach Aurorealis’ final tower. If it does not fall by sunset, the demon Youth will consume them all…

An excerpt from “Escape from the City” by Crush40.

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40: Second Place Is For Nerds

The race to the tower continues to heat up, even though half the participants don't full understand why there is a race happening at all. With a cavalcade of enemies at their heels, the fellowship presses forward!

This episode’s intro is an excerpt from “Monster” by Skillet.

 

41: End of the Road

With the big race coming to a close, the fellowship reaches their goal: The final tower. But first, they must pass through the forbidden city, the Bewitched Burghal, the source of all of Aaureo's endlessly regenerating wealth.

This episode’s intro is an excerpt from “Paradise (What About Us) by Within Temptation.

42: Winter’s End

The showdown with Aurorealis is here.

This episode’s intro is an except from “Karma” as covered by JubyPhonic.

 
 

43: Dawn and Dusk

The end, and the beginning.

This episode’s intro was an excerpt from “Amazing Flight,” by Ayreon.

 
 

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