A Fantasy Fiction Podcast based on a weekly Dungeons and Dragons homebrew campaign played by a group of friends in Portland, Maine. We started this to preserve the story we were creating and to share how inspiring playing DnD with your friends can be. Published every Monday. Artwork, blog, and more info at RescuedByDragons.com
The Fun Behind The Fiction! The Dungeons and Dragons game session that became the source material for Episode 52 of the Tales of The Brunch Club fantasy fiction podcast, "Honk First. Roll Later."
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In this epic season finale things get truly chaotic for The Brunch Club, but they finally find the answers to two long standing mysteries. RescuedByDragons.com
The Fun Behind The Fiction! The Dungeons and Dragons game session that became the source material for Episode 51 of the Tales of The Brunch Club fantasy fiction podcast, "Saved by the Bell"
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The Brunch Club finally closes in on their destination, but the mountain has a couple more surprises waiting for them. RescuedByDragons.com
The Fun Behind The Fiction! The Dungeons and Dragons game session that became the source material for Episode 50 of the Tales of The Brunch Club fantasy fiction podcast, "How Do You Like Your Eggs?"
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The treacherous journey into the mountains continues where The Brunch Club faces not one, but two dangers from above. RescuedByDragons.com
The Fun Behind The Fiction! The Dungeons and Dragons game session that became the source material for Episode 49 of the Tales of The Brunch Club fantasy fiction podcast, "Diesa's Folly"
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The Brunch Club explores a cave for possible shelter from the cold winter night. RescuedByDragons.com
The Fun Behind The Fiction! The Dungeons and Dragons game session that became the source material for Episode 48 of the Tales of The Brunch Club fantasy fiction podcast, "Quick and Painful"
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The Brunch Club presses further on and learns that there's more dangerous things than just the terrain in the peaks of the Aegis Mountains. RescuedByDragons.com
