The Good Guy Squad have little time to appreciate the luxurious accomodations on the Fairfax, as the windows and doors in their rooms quickly lock shut. Their cruise has begun. The destination: Revenge!
The Good Guy Squad returns as Carol, Jeff and Talulah win an essay contest promoting Jasper Spitwhistle’s newest book: Hearts of Inferno. The grand prize? An all-inclusive cruise to a tropical island featured in the book alongside the author himself. But not everything is what it seems!
As Mort and Cammy struggle to come to terms with the newest additions to Eorith’s pantheon, the crew learns there might be more to the unrest in Vrymm than it seems.
The dungeons of Vrymm run red with the blood of (mostly) the enemies of the Brute Force.
As we return to the tales of the Brute Force, Leland finds himself in a hellscape beyond space and time. Later, Hollis clotheslines a man so hard he has to start buying longer neckties.
In a very special episode of Brute Force: bonds are tested, heroes are born (metaphorically), and a not insignificant amount of stage props enter the fray.
In a tower with gravity flipped, one member of the Brute Force mysteriously vanishes while the rest find a one-time ally.
The Brute Force makes a lot of bold declarations, and surely that goes well for them.
The gang tries to find the connection that can get them into the palace, and Mort collects on an order long past due.
With Hollis back, the Brute Force searches for answers in Vrymm: their home away from home away from home. They don’t know the whereabouts of Yanov, Jasper, or Moon Kevin, and the wanted posters with red X’s over their faces are providing less reassurance than you’d think.