Jason Weiser

The traveler might be weary, but he was also wary.

He did not go to the tent.

He didn't even move from that spot as the fire died.

This was not a normal place.

and the log he sat against and the ground in front of him were the only things he could be sure of.

He was right to be wary, but wrong about what he could be sure of.

When the sun rose, he found the log that he sat on was not a log, but a rocky outcropping.

He was on the edge of a cliff, and if he had tried to take one more step toward the Durgar or even go to sleep, he would have toppled to his death.

There are two ways to avoid the duergar.

Apparently you can carry Holly with you.

That's one way.

Also, just going to say it, follow rules one through three of the Myths and Legends podcast.

And as always, you'll be fine.

That's it for this time.

Myths and Legends is by Jason and Carissa Weiser.

Our theme song is by Broke for Free, and the Creature of the Week music is by Steve Combs.

There are links to even more of the music we used in the show notes.

Thank you so much for listening, and we'll see you next time.

This week on Myths and Legends, it's a story from early modern Spain, where we'll see how singing can be hazardous to your health, and that if you're having a hard time making big life decisions, you might just need to get attacked by bandits.

Or pirates.