All Lodge wants is for his gaming group to finish their adventure. Unfortunately, they're more interested in seducing barmaids, mooning their enemies, and setting random villagers on fire. Desperate to rein in his players, Lodge injects two newbies into the party: a non-player character controlled by Lodge, who the power gamers immediately distrust, and the rarest gamer of all... a girl. Can the group overcome their bickering to save the kingdom, or will the evil necromancer Mort Kemnon triumph unopposed? A fun parody of fantasy films and the adventure gaming community.
Matt Vancil
Director
Nathan Rice
Kevin Lodge / Sir Osric
Carol Roscoe
Daphne / Joanna
Brian S. Lewis
Cass / Brother Silence / Rennard
Scott C. Brown
Leo / Flynn / Turk
Christian Doyle
Gary / Luster / Fastidian / Undead Fastinian
Jennifer Page
Luster (female) / Professor
Geoff Gibbs
Mort Kemnon
Ed Gibbs
Hierophant
Don Early
Mort Agrippa / Mummy #1 / Goblin
Sean K. Reynolds
Inquisitor
Chris Duppenthaler
Mark
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