Livingtree Events: Episode Number Unconfirmed

# Season 1 Finale

During an ad break, Griffin accidentally reads his season 2 plot summary instead of the ads. (source)

# Episode ??? (very early, likely 1-4)

Dire Aphid fight. (source) Griffin decides to use a weapon degradation mechanic, specifically for weapons made from ferro filings. (source) Blames Clint for it, jokingly? Says "you should take better care of your equipment, dad!" (source)

Next episode, Nuts tried to purchase better equipment from Barnabas, but Griffin hadn’t established currency yet and shut him down. (source)

Episode after that, they introduce Cheshire’s Tools and Kits, & act as if Clint never asked for better equipment. (source)

Clint kept making sly references to "nibble on ma nuts" but then Travis would step on the bit with something about "time to spread my seed!" (source)

The Tapper is mentioned by the Miners and Cyclomus. (source)

Griffin claims the Sap of Life is finite and controversial, so the players need to put effort into investigating the Tapper. The players are too scared to use it ever. (source)

# Episode ???

Mack border patrol agent reveal that Griffin plays a little too on the nose. (source)

Travis makes a joke about OnlyFans: OnlySeeds. Immediately asks for OnlyFans links. (source)

An episode pre-7 is called Twisted Luck. An episode post-7 is called The Lost Bishop. An episode is called Roots of Time. (source) Twisted Luck is a fan favorite. (source) Somehow, this listening order makes sense:

   start listening at Twisted Luck. When you get to episode 7, jump to the 33 minute mark of episode 11. Keep watching as normal until you reach the Lost Bishop, then go BACK to episode 8, head on back again to Roots of Time then listen the rest out. Trust me.

Matron Cedarbark and the Buggerking who defeat the Birdbeast together. There’s epic music. (source)

Matron Cedarbark and the Buggerking have this exchange: (source) (could be paraphrasing, feel free to change wording)

-Bugger King: Its- its. Its just so hard, being a king. Did I kill the ladybuggers? Yes, sort of. I didn't want to or mean to. You have spent so much time tracking me down for this crime but - but - (he sighs)

Matron Cedarbark: (sighs and smiles) It was the Birdbeast. I know.

-Bugger King: You knew? All this time?

-Matron Cedarbark: (she smiles) I knew, and we are going to defeat it. Finally. Together!

-The Hornet Swarm rises up behind her, empowered by their new connection with The Sap of Life

-(We pan up to the Birdbeast swarmed by hornets as Matron Cedarbark and the Buggerking assail it with spells)

They roll a “Sugon tree” in the random encounter table made by Griffin. (source)

Travis says “Thank Isadora for Isadora!” (source)

This exchange happens: (source) (original “heck of a hoot”)

Clint: Can I roll?

Griff: do you have to?

Justin and Travis: Griffin!

Justin: you know he’s gotta.

Griffin: Fine. Roll to let—

Clint: I roll to let loose a heck of a hoot!!

Elder Brackenbough says "When a tree falls in a forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? Of course it does. The forest hears. The forest sees. That which is unseen becomes known. That which is unknown becomes seen. Just because something doesn't exist, doesn't mean it is not real"! (source)

Sap of Life is somehow now abundant, just a reskinned healing potion. (source)

Mack gets really into Stevie Nicks; Justin busts out the guitar. (source)

Arbiter Maywood dies. (source)

Topsy Turvy the barn owl offers to fly them to the Cave of Tranquility. (source)

Clint says “abugus” to shut down Travis telling him he was playing wrong. (source)

Clint sings the lyrics to the theme music. (source)

Kastana allegorically defeats the guardian of the cedar trees of Lebanon. Mack praises her for this, despite it clearly not being a heroic act. (source)

The recaps include the following lines at some point: (source)

“Previously on Livingtree…”

“I will not let you sacrifice my friends!”

“Mack, please Mack can you hear me?”

“The roots have been tainted…”

“Get sap!”

# Episode ??? (somewhat late, likely 40+)

Isadora “obliterates [some] kids” while wearing a party gown, in the satisfying culmination of her character arc. (source) Everyone agreed the bugs who live in the roots aren’t actually people, even the kids. (source)

Maybe taken over by a cordyceps, tie in to the Web?

Arbiter Maywood’s soul is overtaken by the sap of life, turning him into an amber-type golem.  (source) Justin doesn’t engage with this as much as Clint; seems like he’s forgotten who Arbiter Maywood was. (source)

Maple has a final prophetic drawing. (source)

Allison Acorn heads trunkside after the PCs insult her pet aphids. (source)

Gabby Fungus starts leading the hugbear brigands. (source)

Isadora insists on following the “will of the spirit of the trees”, leading to the PCs getting ambushed by the Gaggling Gang and wasting time making it to their destination. (source)

Something w/rt Mat Cyclomus would’ve helped them, but the PCs ignore it. (source)

Gets a flaming sword called the Forbidden Blade. He uses it against treefolk who have turned from the path of Nature. (source) Sword’s true name is Kindler’s Edge; it was previously sealed in the Burl. (source)

# Episode ??? (the ‘latest arc’)

Two fan-favorite treefolk, Billow & Branch, are turned into an incomprehensible mound of flesh in the middle of town square. (source) Billow says “If I'm gonna be incoherent sinew I'm glad it's with my best friend and Tree College roomate of 8 years (that's right, we have our Master's Degrees)” to Branch. (source)

   Would be funny if this is a self-aware metajoke about queerbaiting and they start making out immediately afterwards.

Griffin describes the flesh mound as having protruding bones, and Travis says “I'll show them a singular, protruding bone if you know what I mean.” (source)

# Episode ??? (the ‘latest episode’)

A horde of locusts is approaching, called “The Rot” by NPCs. (source) It’s coming to devour the Livingtree and probably the whole forest. (source)

They’re about to wrap up Season 1, after the death of Mychael Nid, who relayed important info to the PCs before the Stool Kids disposed of him & attacked. Heading for conflict with the Web. (source) In his death scene, Justin’s performance is serious and good. (source)

Fan theory that the Web will threaten the Sap of Life. (source)

People keep falling victim to the Sap of Life; it’s unclear if this is mind control or a drug addiction. (source)

# Episode ??? (a finale episode)

Mychael Nid is ‘reborn’ from the fungal network as the twins Sylo and Syban. (source)
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