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The Guardians of Verenn go looking for an extra-planar shortcut to Sharemordren. Zaldor hears from a very, very old friend, and Vessel casts a spell that prevents drowning. Unfortunately, it does absolutely nothing about dying.

The Guardians ignore the Golden Rule: Never Split the Party. Instead of reaching the Plane of Water, Sabynne and Ansgar are thrown wildly off course, Now, they are left stranded in a sea of stars, staring down their imminent doom.

In the wake of their battle against the great dragons, the Guardians of Verenn press on in their search for a path to Sharemordren. But no matter how driven they may be, the world has a way of demanding their attention, and the journey ahead is anything but straightforward.

Sabynne has become the true Warden of the Taladien Forest. The Void has been driven from the world. The heroes should be celebrating. Instead, wounded and weary, they stand before an ancient threat. The dragons have chosen this moment to act, just as destiny foretold.

The search for the ancient Undertree leads the Guardians to a difficult choice. As dragons stalk the corrupted depths of Taladien Forest, Galen is separated from the group and left to face the wilderness alone. Convinced she knows the right path, Sabynne makes a crucial decision that comes with deadly consequences.

The Guardians plunge themselves deeper and deeper into the corrupted Taladien Forest, only to find themselves in the Belly of the Beast.

Drawn back to the Taladien Forest, Sabynne must answer for the lives she left behind when she abandoned the druids in their darkest hour. Self-proclaimed cultists of Sheremordren move to end the Six forever, but Ansgar and Galen prove with certainty that looks can kill.

The Wake, an airship of unknown origin and impossible magic, carried the Guardians through countless adventures before meeting its end in Kanebren. When the elementals imprisoned within its engine finally break free, they unleash years of rage in a storm of destruction. They want no ransom, no justice, and no mercy. They want the Captain, and they will get their revenge.

Smooth-talking scoundrel Jace Lawson has a foolproof plan to escape the Oubliette: break into the hangar, get to his shuttles, and leave everyone else wondering how he pulled it off. The only complication is surviving long enough to get there. Fortunately, the Guardians bring all the muscle and firepower he could ask for, and they're eager to use it. Good thing Jace never worries about the odds, because to anyone else, this would look like an exceptionally bad idea.

The Guardians are sentenced to life in the Oubliette's dungeons. But when a mysterious benefactor offers Sabynne a perilous quest for their freedom, the promise feels too good to be true...and too dangerous to trust.

Ripped out of their reality, the Guardians find themselves bound as slaves and forced to kill for the entertainment of thousands of spectators from across the Planes, or die trying.

Calienvaroe is held captive by dragons and drake in a tall, ruined tower of an ancient fortress. Sabynne and Vessel attempt to rescue her without alerting the Drakes. Luminara's visions of the future predict that countless lives will be lost if they do not succeed. Zaldor makes a plan for escape no matter the cost of sacrifice.

The Guardians fight a horde of Dragons to the death with the help of Luminara, an ancient Omen dragon and ally from their past. But Luminara did not arrive by chance; she is here for a greater purpose and requires the aid of the heroes if she hopes to succeed.

The Guardians achieve the impossible, recovering an ancient relic powerful enough to kill dragons. They set out to use it to rescue the captured Calienvaroe, but the dragons have plans of their own: hunt down and destroy every hero before the weapon can ever be used.

Recap of episodes 71-75