Greetings, travellers. The high’s command is a DnD podcast run by a bunch of teenagers. So if you’re not a teenager, I’m not sure this is the right thing for you. In this campain, we follow a party of warriors as they travel to stop a necromancer and find a cure for a deadly plague across the tri lands. They are under the order of the king and the highest power wizard in the lands, simply known as, “The High”. They will do their best to follow along this order and fight the necromancer at the heart of this infection, hoping they don’t get distracted. Journey with them. Celebrate their wins. Mourn their losses
In this episode, 2 fights take up half of the episode, Akmenos blows up a dude while at the same time making skinny shrek feel the lovey feelings. deathknight blows up someone's ankles. Your DM is Nick Adams, Tyson is Akmenos, Tony is Death Knight.
In this episode, the part continues their fight to save the village children in their first dungeon where a man eating monster lurks. will they make it out alive? or will they do what every other DnD player does and do absolutely nothing? Find out now! or don't! i'm not gonna rule your life.
things happen. A new character approaches. He's very scary. Death knight breaks his toe. Keiron is suddenly useful
this is the very first episode in "The High's Command" campaign. watch as we have a bit of a rocky start and do our best to not sound like idiots. also there's a child
Greetings, travelers. The high’s command is a DnD podcast run by a bunch of teenagers. So if you’re not a teenager, I’m not sure this is the right thing for you. In this campaign, we follow a party of warriors as they travel to stop a necromancer and find a cure for a deadly plague across the tri lands. They are under the order of the king and the highest power wizard in the lands, simply known as, “The High”. They will do their best to follow along this order and fight the necromancer at the heart of this infection, hoping they don’t get distracted. Journey with them. Celebrate their wins. Mourn their losses. the music used in this is "City of steel" by Doug Spata