Saving Throw Society

Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 13: Kink Mothy Club

As the courts of the Feywild gather beneath dim skies to mourn the loss of Thelorin, echoes of the past begin to surface. Flashbacks to Zeb’s childhood reveal quiet moments and hard-earned lessons from someone who saw potential in him long before he could see it in himself. Years later, those memories return at a time when questions of identity, purpose, and family weigh heavier than ever. But even in mourning, the Feywild cannot remain still for long. Familiar faces arrive bearing uneasy comfort, old powers stir at the edges of the ceremony, and gifts are offered that may carry more meaning than anyone realizes. As tensions rise within the Twilight Court, the line between remembrance and reckoning begins to blur. And when a lurking threat emerges from beyond the trees, grief gives way to chaos, forcing the party to stand together against something that refuses to stay buried.   Follow us on all socials [https://paa.ge/savingthrowsociety/en] Help support us on Patreon [https://patreon.com/SavingThrowSociety?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=copyLink]

Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 12: Humanoid or Cloaca

Grief hangs heavy over the party as old wounds reopen and buried truths claw their way to the surface. A haunting glimpse into the past reveals the cruelty that shaped one fractured soul, and the quiet strength that refused to break beneath it.   In the wake of loss, some members of the group seek distraction, others seek answers, and a few find themselves forced into reckonings they can no longer avoid. Bonds are tested in unexpected ways as private conversations spiral into revelations with consequences far beyond what anyone anticipated.   As shadows gather and long-simmering tensions finally erupt, the party is drawn into a desperate confrontation that leaves the future uncertain and the cost devastating.   Some doors, once opened, cannot be closed.   Content Warning: Child Abuse/Graphic Torture Scene - 18:04-37:04 Body Horror - 100:24-102:10 Body Horror - 110:18-110:36   Follow us on all socials [https://paa.ge/savingthrowsociety/en] Help support us on Patreon [https://patreon.com/SavingThrowSociety?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=copyLink]

Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 11: Tator Tot Casserole

An evening of celebration brings the Fey Courts together under a fragile promise of unity—but beneath the music and ceremony, quiet choices are made that may carry far greater consequences than anyone realizes.   In the present, grief and long-buried tensions rise to the surface as Al is forced to confront both his past and the responsibilities waiting for him. With time running short and something unseen beginning to unravel the balance of power, the weight of what’s coming becomes impossible to ignore.   As the night gives way to mourning, a farewell is given… but not without interruption. A presence lingers at the edges—watching, waiting, and making it clear that this story is far from over.   Promises are made. Lines are drawn. And something dangerous has begun to take notice.   Content Warning: This episode contains intense and emotionally charged conversations centered around a strained relationship between a father and son. Themes include deep disappointment, unresolved conflict, and painful expressions of expectation and failure on both sides.   These scenes may resonate strongly with listeners who have experienced family tension or trauma. Please take care while listening, and feel free to pause, skip, or return when you feel safe and ready.   Your well-being comes first.   Follow us on all socials [https://paa.ge/savingthrowsociety/en] Help support us on Patreon [https://patreon.com/SavingThrowSociety?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=copyLink]

Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 10: Della...Alone...(with Ben Butler)

Some memories stay with us longer than we expect. This episode of Saving Throw Society opens with a moment from Della’s past—one that shaped far more than she realized at the time. In the quiet space between loss and understanding, something unexpected reaches out to her for the very first time. In the present, a discovery in the woods quickly turns strange as the forest itself seems to stir with a will of its own. What begins as an act of compassion becomes a frantic race to escape something that doesn’t want to let them go. As paths converge once again, familiar faces appear where they’re least expected, and long-buried truths begin to surface. By the time the dust settles, the party finds itself reunited—but in a moment none of them were prepared for. Some reunions bring comfort. Others bring questions that can’t be ignored.   Content Warning: The first 19 minutes of this episode include a scene depicting a difficult childbirth that results in the loss of the mother. The story then continues with themes of grief, letting go of a parent, and learning how to live after that loss. We wanted to share this note so you can choose how you’d like to experience the episode. If these themes feel especially close to home or heavy right now, please feel free to skip ahead past the 19-minute mark. There’s no wrong way to listen. Take care of yourself while you’re here. Your wellbeing matters more than any story, and we hope you give yourself whatever space or time you need.   Follow us on all socials [https://paa.ge/savingthrowsociety/en] Help support us on Patreon [https://patreon.com/SavingThrowSociety?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=copyLink]

Patreon Exclusives Incoming - Check Out Our Monthly One Shots!

Starting this month subscribers to our Patreon will be able to listen and watch (yes we have video as well!) as we play through various tabletop systems during monthly one shot exclusives!   Follow Us on Patreon for Access [https://patreon.com/SavingThrowSociety?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=copyLink]