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Saving Throw Society | Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 16: Boxers Not Briefs
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Saving Throw Society | Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 16: Boxers Not Briefs

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The Story

CONTENT WARNING:   Hey, listeners! Before we jump into this episode of Saving Throw Society, we wanted to give you a quick heads-up about some of the heavier themes explored in today’s story. This episode contains themes of political imprisonment, the systemic oppression and persecution of a race of people, concentration camps, and torture.   While these themes are part of a fictional world, we recognize that they can touch on very real and difficult experiences. Please take care of yourselves, listen at your own pace, and feel free to step away if you need to.   Thank you for being here with us, and for continuing to join us on this journey. We appreciate you all!   Barrier Cities: New Orleans - Episode 16: Boxers Not Briefs:   The world has changed, and the shadows have only grown darker. As fear and persecution spread, those once welcomed for their magic now find themselves imprisoned, forgotten, and fighting for survival. Six months ago, a daring rescue at a place known as The Last Garden ended in tragedy, leaving one of their own behind. Now, the remaining heroes reunite beneath the solemn silence of St. Louis Cemetery, preparing to return to a place they hoped never to see again. But even the best-laid plans can unravel, and some doors are far easier to open than others. Old enemies emerge, buried wounds resurface, and the fight for freedom takes an unexpected turn. As hope flickers in the darkness, the group discovers that escaping the past may be the least of their worries. A new chapter begins, and not everyone will make it out unchanged.  

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Key Takeaways

  • The episode takes place six months after a rescue at The Last Garden ended in tragedy.
  • The remaining heroes reunite beneath the silence of St. Louis Cemetery and prepare to return to a place they hoped to avoid.
  • The story includes themes of political imprisonment, racial persecution, concentration camps, and torture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the remaining heroes reunite?

Beneath the silence of St. Louis Cemetery.

What happened at The Last Garden six months earlier?

A daring rescue ended in tragedy, leaving one of their own behind.

What difficult themes are mentioned in the content warning?

Political imprisonment, systemic oppression and persecution of a race of people, concentration camps, and torture.