After months apart, the hunters reunite under new circumstances and new rules as the group begins a fresh chapter of Supernatural Hunters. Late one night, Remington receives a desperate phone call from an old hunter contact, Evelyn Cross. Something is killing psychics in the town of Blackridge, Pennsylvania, and Evelyn fears more deaths are coming soon, including her own.

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A lot of things go down as the group finds their way out of trouble and you'll have to listen in to see what happens!

The episode starts with the Silver Guard recovering after the trouble beneath the tavern, splitting loot, checking on the guards, and trying to get the town back into some kind of order. Things turn messy fast, with more party banter, a violent run-in, and the usual questionable leadership. After getting patched up by the High Keeper, the group receives a new church mission. Father Reynolds vanished after leading a small party to a mountain cave near the Silver Mine while searching for the Tablet of Life, an old relic tied to Circe. The Silver Guard is asked to investigate, find Reynolds if possible, recover the relic, and cleanse whatever has taken hold in the cave

The Silverguard pushes deeper into the darkness beneath the tavern, where every room feels wrong and every choice feels risky. What starts as a search for answers turns into another tense crawl through old chambers, hidden trouble, strange discoveries, and the kind of danger that never stays buried for long.

This episode has uneasy exploration, undead threats, trap paranoia, sharp table banter, and a few discoveries that raise bigger questions than they answer. If you like old-school dungeon crawling, party chaos, and a fantasy campaign that feels like a real table in motion, this one is worth your time.

The Silverguard heads back beneath a tavern after a hidden door reveals there was more evil buried below than anyone first thought. What starts as a cleanup job turns into a tense crawl through cramped chambers, old traps, and undead horrors, with the party trying to stay alive while trading jokes, bad plans, and the kind of table banter that makes every disaster even better.

This episode has dungeon tension, close calls, grim discoveries, and plenty of group chaos as the crew pushes deeper into the dark and realizes they may be in over their heads. If you like old-school fantasy adventure, party chatter, and a session that feels like you are sitting right there at the table, this one is for you

The Silver Guard thought they already cleared the place. They blessed the altar, burned the evil, and moved on. Now a new tavern owner starts cleaning the basement and finds another hidden door. Two guards go down the stairs to check it out. Neither of them comes back.

Thaddeus calls the party in to handle the problem. What they find below the tavern is worse than rats. Rotting bodies, traps waiting to crush skulls, and ghouls feeding in the dark. It turns into a crawl through cramped stone tunnels where one wrong step means death. This episode follows the party as they push deeper into the underground chambers and discover just how much trouble can hide beneath a single building.

Morning in town turns into a panic sprint. The party pays the church to restore Robin, hands over the Ring of Saint Ulfric for study, and realizes the clock on Father Vale is still ticking. Then they try a “rumor” plan that is basically five town criers yelling about a magic ring all day, while the real problem shows up, guards vanish, fires start, and paranoia spikes. One would-be arsonist spills the pitch, “Father Vale offered me freedom,” and dies in the street. Robin slips out to scout and finds the ugly truth, a small advance team arguing over how to burn the walls, and a larger camp of roughly 30 fighters studying a map of the town and picking their entry points

The party staggers out of the dungeon with the basilisk dead, the loot counted, and one problem that does not fit in a coin pouch, Robin got turned to stone. With 3,600 gold on the table and the Ring of Saint Ulfric finally in hand, they haul their “stone gnome” back to town, argue over treasure, dodge responsibility, and try to get the Highkeeper to fix Robin without bleeding them dry. Meanwhile Caleb strolls in like nothing happened, except he brought a cheetah, and the clock on Father Vale keeps ticking while the crew threatens to turn the whole thing into a shopping trip.