The engine of the decommissioned-battleship-turned-relgious-museum Lake Encounter is humming at full throttle towards the Salmon. We can’t stop it now. Cammie holds on. Umbi lets go. And it’s out of Troy’s hands.

The Piney fight continues! Or, more accurately: the Piney And Terrible Amalgam of Seaweed, Webs, and Electricity fight continues!

Alright, the Salmon at Lake Encounter wasn’t exactly what we thought. But that has to be the only surprise in store for us. Right? Right?????? Stop looking at me like that with those googly eyes!

The Key Retrieval crew is moving in. Stick figures are banging on the door. The Tortangos will be awake come daybreak. This is their last chance to get off of Mango Crossing.

The crew is finally let into Archie and Gaze’s not-so-secret hideout. They’re being surrounded by lawmen, sure, but what’s with the arcane security measures? Who are they keeping out… or keeping in?

The crew sneaks onto Mango Crossing, avoiding the guards and the tortangos. But what else is lurking for them in the cracks and crevices of this nature reserve?

What do you do when a stowaway comes aboard your pirate ship? Ok, what if that stowaway is your friend’s sister? And what if that stowaway has a dangerous weapon and knows how to use it? These are all questions you should ask your crew instead of assuming you know the answer. The crew doesn’t know what to do when Troy’s government-sanctioned assassin sister Di got caught sneaking around the Sea Whip.

What started as a quick snack stop at a convenience store has escalated into an action move escape sequence. Make for the exits and leave with everyone on board!

Following the mayday signal from the Key with a Gaze, the crew of the Sea Whip sails towards Mango Crossing. But not before leveling up and getting some new equipment from Gloria. It seems like the wind is blowing their way… for now.

We’ve spent so long tending to our Skill Tree, now it will bear fruit.

Last time, on Join the Party, the crew’s in a tough spot. Troy’s bleeding out, Umbi’s clinging to a dragon, and Cammie is reckoning with a past that is not their own. I’m sure they’ll wriggle out of this one…

Uh oh.

When you think about it, pirates have heists too. But when you’re doing them all the time, it’s a lot less formal. It’s more like, “let’s go get ice cream! Someone might die but… we could all be rich and our compatriots could be free!”