Tyrants and Troublemakers

No rest for the wicked. Or for the good. Or for the princess caught in the middle.




Through the help of good friends and judicious use of rotten fruit, Rahni Gazi has managed to shepherd her capital through a siege. But just because her perennial nemesis King Wulfric is now a prisoner does not mean there are only clear skies ahead for the long-suffering princess and her friends. Not only do they have to endure the most elaborate of rituals anyone has ever undertaken for the honor of not having to take control of the defeated nations, there are more battles in their future.




This time, at least the battlefield shifts away from Rahni’s home country, which is still busy recovering from the shock of witnessing their crown princess save the day. Instead, they race toward the Evil Empire, where the new leadership’s attempts to break with tradition are meeting quite a bit of resistance. The team runs into the usual sort of trouble in the form of score-keeping bigots, hungry monster fish, and airborne child abductors before finally making it to the Evil Empire to lend a hand. Rahni thinks that their experience defending Savay will give them a leg up when armies descend upon the Evil Empire.




As usual, she is only half right. After all, she’s facing off against two opponents who have the Chipboards she hand delivered to them. Besides which, she’s never had to contend with Moles who are may or may not be moles before.