Graduation (2019–2021)Īll four cast members played as guests in Dimension 20’s Tiny Heist campaign, a game DMed by Brennan Lee Mulligan in late 2019, for release in early 2020. Additional episodes of The "The Adventure Zone" Zone were released at the start and conclusion of the main run of Amnesty. When performing live the McElroy family continued to predominantly use the Balance setting in this period, though two Amnesty live shows, The Ballad of Bigfoot and Amnesty Halloween Special, released on October 17, 2019, and November 12, 2020, respectively. The campaign ended after 36 episodes on September 23, 2019. Hal Lublin provides a guest voice in one episode. To replicate the less connected nature of the former's 1990s setting, Kepler is situated in West Virginia's section of the National Radio Quiet Zone. While the arc was inspired by monster of the week shows such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Supernatural, Griffin stated that the arc is mostly based on the Persona game series. Griffin McElroy again took on the role of game master (called a "Keeper" in the system).
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With the conclusion of these experimental arcs, McElroys announced that Season 2 of "The Adventure Zone" would continue the story introduced in Amnesty, and that it would become the next full campaign. Each of these arcs takes place in their own game worlds, separate from those explored in the other campaigns. These included Clint's Commitment arc, Griffin's Amnesty arc and Travis' Dust arc. Three experimental arcs were aired from October 2017 to March 2018. Experimental arcs and Amnesty (2017–2019)įollowing the conclusion of the Balance campaign, the McElroys decided to work on smaller "experimental arcs", a set of shorter campaigns using other systems, in order to give themselves time to develop their next overarching storyline. An officially produced trailer for the Balance arc was uploaded to YouTube on January 25, 2018. Later arcs would use original themes for opening and closing. Griffin McElroy also created original compositions to enhance the show's production. "Déjà Vu" by Mort Garson (from the album Ataraxia: The Unexplained) served as the primary theme song for The Adventure Zone during the Balance Arc, as well as various interstitials and backing tracks. Additionally, three special episodes were released over the course of the campaign, titled The "The Adventure Zone" Zone, and these act as "an informal chat show" discussing the game. The McElroy family performed 13 live bonus sessions within the Balance setting from 2016 to 2019, with several of these continuing beyond the conclusion of the campaign's primary story. The campaign concluded with Episode 69 in August 2017. Griffin McElroy served as the show's primary host and Dungeon Master for the show's first campaign, later titled the Balance Arc. Starting that December, The Adventure Zone was then expanded into its own podcast on the Maximum Fun network, releasing biweekly. The first of these recordings was initially released as an experimental MBMBaM episode entitled The Adventure Zone on August 18, 2014, to cover for Justin's paternity leave. The set came with the module The Lost Mine of Phandelver, which served as the basis for the first few sessions. The McElroy brothers would ultimately begin playing with their father Clint in the summer of 2014, using the newly released Starter Set for the fifth edition of D&D, which was released that July. During the 97th episode in May 2012, the brothers answered a question about a Dungeons & Dragons game-which Justin called "The Adventure Zone". In 2010, the McElroy brothers launched their flagship podcast My Brother, My Brother and Me, an advice podcast which joined the Maximum Fun network in 2011.
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