The party scour the old Fisher Factory for clues to the Missing Chair and oh ho ho do they find them. Also, “Yes, that was the start of my orphaning”.

The investigation leads to a famous Design Firm and what lies beneath it… Also, “I don’t care, I’ll burn all my spell slots. I’ve done it before and I’ll do it again”.

The party investigates a centuries-old mystery, searching for the namesake of the town – the literal Chester’s Chair. Also, “This is a chair like device, it’s not for sitting”.

An offhand reference to a picnic spirals way, way out of control. Also, “What do you say? You, me, a blanket, my closest friends, and a hut?”.

The party mostly ignores a life-or-death Trial of Honesty administered by the world famous Ernestine Rodriguez. Also, “The truth is I need another GODDAMN DR. PEPPER”.

The party investigates the mysterious Ernestine’s Mausoleum, the monument to modern art they have wondered about for months. Also, “Hands in. 1, 2, 3 outsmart him! Chester’s Chairs!”

The players enjoy the lavish spoils of their electoral victory, like garlic aioli. Also, “Cleg, would someone mad with power do this?”

Catchup on Arc 2 of Small Town DnD in the first half, then relieve favorite moments with the cast in the second. Also, “We all agreed we were never gonna say that again.”

The months of campaigning, fashion showing, sneaking, jailing, and egg hunting finally come to a head as Chester’s Chair elects a new Mayor. Also, “The last time people walked in on us with a dead body, we had to go through a whole thing.”

The party works overtime campaigning for Tyl, they get… creative. Also, “I didn’t realize until this moment that I’m an addict. I’m addicted to being Castleberry’s friend.”

The party races around town searching for eggs and for the truth behind a centuries old problematic mascot. Featuring our first guest star, comedian Austin Nasso. Also, “Would it be disruptive to quickly unravel my tongue and devour the contents of the egg?”

The town holds a somber funeral for a powerful figure, recently deceased. The party ruins it. Also, “Is anyone weeping at this funeral or is it general merrymaking?.”

Cleared of all charges, the party parties then gets back to work. It’s an old fashioned hang out episode. Also, “I saunter in, the crying strengthens me.”

The party finally goes on trial for all of their many many crimes. Also, “I’m Eustace L. Chicken and I’m in charge”.

The party explores a surprisingly chill, laid-back, lowkey lair and confronts the softboi who runs it. Also, “I don’t like how womb-like this place is”.

The party desperately hide from the cops while calling in old favors, and a great, terrible, secret is finally revealed. Also, “My son is so stupid and it’s all my fault?”

Sneaking around the Royal Peacekeeping Force Headquarters leads to trouble. Also, “It will cause the greatest ruckus that Chester’s Chair has ever seen.”

The party takes a break to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the annual Singles Mixer and oh ho ho is it SPICY. Also, “I swear to god if that horse gets laid tonight”.

The stakes rise in the wake of the Mayoral Debate as a new layer of the bankruptcy mystery reveals itself. Also, “I got a lot of dads”.

The players guide Tyl through the first-ever Mayoral Debate and Fashion Show, it really really doesn’t go as planned. Also, “Scrumbis is a metaphor for the weaker parts of our society that need respite from the rich”.