Team Blake fights a familiar with a big wobbly sword. No that’s not a euphemism. Lucky for them, Peter Pan rules apply to Faerie magic.

Speaking of lawyers, ours have asked us to read this statement: “The audio for Reuben’s recording this episode is not great, and while Deep in Pact are apologetic, we hold no responsibility for any frustration incurred while listening to this episode. Listen at your own risk. But, if you bear with it, it’s probably good karma.” Thanks Lawyers.

Time for Damages 2.3. Blake and Rose meet a lovely lady who used to live in the area, and finally find someone willing to team up with them. Also, some normal human lawyers show up just as requested.

We’re back for Damages 2.2. Blake is not as much of a wheeler and dealer as he thinks he is. Unless it counts that he’s WHEELY good at getting bailed out by Rose?

Deep in Pact returns to tackle Arc 2: Damages, which is not an ominous title at all. Blake makes a splash at the council meeting after beating up his cousin over some groceries. Also, Blake allows Rose to be there.

Our first interlude, where we finally learn just what made Rose Sr. like that. Also – we made a few mistakes in this episode. We mistakenly refer to Pearl Duchamp as Paige! Oops! Also, apparently there is a famous demon called Furfur! So – add that to the mistakes tally too.

Elliot and Reuben tackle Bonds 1.7. Blake learns more about Barbatorem, but doesn’t seem to register that Rose was totally right and he shouldn’t have gone up there at all. Just kind of moving on, Blake performs the awakening ceremony, gaining the ability to see and do magic. Rose also does a thing that maybe did a thing? We’re not sure yet. We also have a special announcement! We’ve teamed up with speedchuck to help bring his Pact Audiobook Project to a podcast provider near you! Find out more details, […]

Elliot and Reuben return for Bonds 1.6. Blake waits for the worlds most tense pizza delivery, and finds some nice clean unused storage space in the attic.