The crew sets about destroying the machines, and wonder just what they’re doing to the ghosts inside. Val goes full parent mode.

The Whiskey Jays are hired by a client that knows a bit more about the crew than they should. There's a lot of coin on the line, but can they be trusted? Also: Dusty sends Aki and Velvet to the Shadow Realm.

The Whiskey Jays and Dr. Cruz embark on their train heist! With plenty of supplies and intel, what could possibly go wrong?

The Whisky Jays are back! Led by GM Dusty Hill, join Darling, Echo, Arlene, and Val as they once again confront the ghosts, gangs, and golden opportunities of Imperial City.

Assassins from yet another Market have found the Whisky Jays. Out in the Deathlands, no one has to hold back--but there's more at risk than any of them realize.

The Whisky Jays and their Breaker companions continue their journey into the Deathlands and find themselves under attack from hungry Lifeseeker Crows!

The Breakers contact the Jays, looking for help with a Deathlands smuggling job that's a bit more complicated than usual. What will be worse: learning how to ride horses, or spending multiple days with Darling and Arlene's girlfriend in the same group?

The Jays head into the depths of the Devil's Tooth prison in search of the relic. Will they be able to escape before the full force of the prison's cult comes down on them?

Echo knows the location of the relic that her nemesis, The Vulture, is hunting down. The only problem? It's locked up somewhere in a prison on a volcano run by a cult that worships a maybe-real maybe-dead leviathan living under said volcano. What could possibly go wrong?

The Whisky Jays and Dr. Cruz continue to search the basement underneath the Tower of Glass for a missing person. But the doctor's stolen friend isn't the only person trapped down here...

Dr. Marquez Cruz (played by special guest Dusty!) just wants to run his underground clinic in peace. Unfortunately, outside forces are making that impossible... and so he turns to the Whisky Jays for help.

The Jays get a nice, straightforward job negotiating a smuggling deal among the criminal underclasses. If only Val's ex wasn't on their trail.

The Season 1 Q&A! The cast of The City That Never Dies answers all your burning questions about the setting, the characters, who would be the sole human in a Muppets production, and what the characters' Pokemon teams would be like.

Deep within a mine overseen by the Spirit Wardens, the Whisky Jays will have to lie like their lives depend on it to get the relic they've been sent to steal. But the greatest threats wait beyond the confines of the mine... CONTENT WARNING: Detailed descriptions of violence and deliberate cruelty by a player character towards an NPC. See time stamps below for sections to skip. 00:49:15 - 00:50:33 00:52:31 - 00:56:13

Their first few months as independent smugglers have been a bit slow for the Whisky Jays. But a new job from a mysterious occult collector promises to turn their luck around.

Benny Barsotti tasks the Whisky Jays with a job that none of them will do: reignite the gang war between the Breakers and Brigantines so the Nightcaps can profit. What lengths will they go to stop his plans... and what schemes has he already set in motion?

The Whisky Jays and their friend Archie sneak into a Bluecoat station, smuggling in evidence to frame their rivals. But they won't be leaving empty handed when the job's done. Meanwhile, Darling has a gardening project to take care of...

With Darling out on a private mission, it's up to Echo, Arlene, and Val to complete a job on behalf of the Nightcaps. All they need to do is break into a Bluecoat station and plant some evidence!

The Whisky Jays continue their joyride of distraction through the streets of Imperial City, pulling attention to themselves so their comrades can smuggle goods to the train station. But while getting attention is easy, losing it in order to escape is much harder...

The Nightcaps have a high-value shipment that needs to be moved, and the Whisky Jays are just the crew... to be a distraction and keep the cops off the crew that's actually doing the smuggling.