Thia leaned against the cavern wall, watching the others sleep. Drozan was an interesting addition to the group. She didn’t trust him, not yet, but they’d needed his help to fight the golems and gargoyles. For that, she was glad he’d shown up. However it happened. She turned her head to scan the hallway beyond … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 79 – Push comes to shove

Drozan woke, slowly rising onto his four legs. The forest around him was bathed in the soft light of dawn. The centaur slung his bag across his shoulder before grabbing his lances. It was time to hunt. It was strangely quiet. Not even the birds stirred. He looked up as he walked, scanning the branches … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 78 – Drozan

“Pan,” Valerie’s voice was quiet but insistent. “Stay here for a few minutes.” He stopped, watching as the rest of the group retreated down the passage. “What’s wrong?” “We need to go home, Pan. Now.” “All right. Let me go tell Thia.” A small smile appeared on her face, “She already knows.” He blinked. “How?” … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 77 – Going Back Home

274 years ago, a battle took place outside of Inverness. The name of Culloden became synonymous with bravery, pride, courage, and honor. And forever cemented the lore of the Scottish Highlanders. When I went on my trip, I spent time at the battlefield. Today, I can share with you what happened. How it changed me, … Continue reading April 16, 1746

“Again,” his Patron commanded. Adam leaned on his staff, sweat dripping from his brow. Muttering the incantation, he sent a fresh wave of energy toward the barrier. He’d been at this for hours. The stone was barely singed, and his magic stores were almost spent. When the light dissipated this time, though, a small, perfectly … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 76 – Advanced Spellcraft

Hey! We made it this far! It's day 26 in quarantine, with at least 20 to go. My hubby doesn't think I should keep track. Honestly, it's nice to see that I've passed the halfway mark to the next possible back tracking of restrictions. It's not going to go back to normal overnight. It may … Continue reading Baking, writing, and quarantine

Thia’s skin began to crawl as soon as they entered the room. The heavy, sweet smell that came from the dozens of beeswax candles couldn’t overpower the stench of death emanating from the lich. “Not yet,” Jinnaari whispered. “Let Helix try and talk to him first.” “He’s an abomination,” she spat out the words. “Yes, … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 75 – Ezzat

Helix kept his distance while the rest of the group entered the tower. The tip of his tail hovered just above his shoulder. Something wasn’t right. The stone floor of the room was clean. If the vampires at the door weren’t a big enough clue, this was. The stalagmite was occupied. Whether or not the … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 74 – A game of Coroniir

Watching everyone as they packed up their gear from the night before, Thia took a deep breath. Now was as good a time as any to say what she had to. They really didn’t know what they’d encounter farther down the tunnel, after all. If she waited any longer, she may never know the answer. … Continue reading The Murder Hobos – Episode 73 – A question asked and answered

Hey, guys! I know I've been quiet for a few days. We got some news (that I won't share here, so please don't ask. We're fine, though) that made us do some reshuffling. All is good. We're still healthy. Plus, the next Murder Hobo episode is one I want to play out in the group … Continue reading Finding my center…again