The Wrong Hands: Your Beginners' DnD Podcast

Rithmul stays behind to tend his wounds as Asger and Milksteak bravely forge ahead. But what perils await them in the seemingly empty arcane hideout? Find out on this week's episode of The Wrong Hands.

A new group, only two players, one of which is from The Bumble Bees. They wanted to see if their partner would enjoy the game, so feel free to use this episode as a reference when considering how to introduce your significant other to the world of DnD. Welcome back to The Wrong Hands, I hope you enjoy this episode - please rate and review the podcast.

You're moving into a land, not of substance, but of time and space. An in-between world where your fears lie in wait and your mind stretches into infinity. Come with us now as we venture further into the world of The Wrong Hands.

The players ask their burning questions about the session, some discussion of video games and movies also occurs, and a hint of future adventure content is revealed.

Our heroes come upon a half-orc in full need of assistance. More of the mysterious Many Things Inc. is revealed but this only begs more questions: why have we never heard of Intients before? Why doesn't their building use doors? Will they pay up? Find out in part 1 of this exciting episode. 

The Bumble Bees' adventure continues as our adventurers grapple with their first mission for Many Things Inc. Welcome back to a world between worlds, a land that has seen time pass and time recede. Welcome back to the dimensional ripples of The Wrong Hands.

A new group joins the world of The Wrong Hands. This short recap will bring you up to speed on Group 2's backstory. Their first full-length episode is 'Group 2, Episode 5'.

Memo 20

Supervisor Jasmine,

I hope the return to clarity in this latest capture will meet with your approval. This group seems to be growing increasingly vulnerable. Their numbers are dwindling and we have a number of agents in their area. There's some kind of larger power at work in the region but from what we've heard, it shouldn't prevent us from setting our agents in motion. What do you advise?

- Galahad 

Memo 21,

Supervisor Jasmine,

No sign of M during our latest observations. However, A is making his presence felt through one of their party. I don't think they're ready for onboarding yet, but there is some potential. One of them, in particular, could be good leverage for us against A. His meddling is often helpful, as you've noted, but he'd make an excellent recruit or at least a resource to exploit.

- Galahad

Memo 22,

Supervisor Jasmine,

MV's condition is worsening. I advise we take him for further evaluation. This group has proven to be worth the onboarding costs so far. I will continue to ensure we're getting a good return on our investment.

- Galahad

Memo 24, Supervisor Jasmine, upon ongoing observation, I believe this group is still in its infancy. And, given our recruiting resources at the moment, I don't believe we can plan their onboarding at this time. I advise we wait, place minimal observation agents, and wait for our investment to mature. - Galahad

Memo 25, Supervisor Jasmine, I'll be honest, this group is baffling to us. Previously, I spoke of their lack of direction or goals but this seems to be increasingly true. I'm not even sure if it's worth recruiting them at this stage. What leverage could be utilized with those who don't seem to want anything other than to help their guide? Awaiting your instructions. - Galahad

Memo 26, Supervisor Jasmine, our recent observations have led to a decision. My team has decided to put this group's recruitment on hold until greater leverage can be found with which to motivate them. We'll continue to monitor their activities more passively until that time comes. - Galahad

Memo 24, Supervisor Jasmine, as discussed, I've maintained a minimal observation schedule on this group. They're proving increasingly capable but most of their strength seems to be coming from their horse companion. I will, as always, keep you updated. - Galahad