The thrilling conclusion to the Kaiburr Crystals’ show! I have to give it to the boys, even though they dragged on the prelude to this quest for almost 10 hours now, they *did* manage to get the full, dangerous anarcho glam-punk show experience.

The boys are *at* the Kaiburr Crystals show! Now all they need to do is get backstage, speak to Thumper, and arrange a post-concert meeting with the band. That sounds simple enough. Oh? That doesn’t sound simple? That’s the entire episode? Great.

Indie+

Officially done with every possible shopping trip, the crew of the Mynock make their way to Shelova Week.

In the wake of Leenik’s surprisingly grim stint at leadership, the crew of the Mynock must now escape from the local imperial forces patrolling the port city Bralteer. But with two crew members out of commission, and two others definitely controlled by the GM, who’s capable of making the necessary piloting rolls to get out of this one?

Episode 21. What are the words I can say? Likely the best episode we’ve recorded yet. Likely the best we’ll ever record. Say what you want about Episode 21, but we were on task the whole time.

Leenik spends an entire combat sitting on the floor of a warehouse.

The crew has a few hours to kill before they’re supposed to hit their second drop of the night, so they fill the time as only tourists can. Two words: Ghost. Tour.

Ah, that classic RPG moment when the GM talks to herself in character for far too long. We’re playing for realsies now! It’s also time to make the trek back to Guns Guns Gun 2 (even more guns).

Star Was Lingo Notes:

Glee Anselm: A water planet. Best known as the Nautolan home planet.

Ducky: Good

Aurek: Roughly the letter “A” Aurek is the first letter of the Aurebesh (basic) alphabet.

Lambs: Folks on the lamb – fugitives

Frink: A Corellian expletive

Frang: A Twi’lek expletive