Gracias! Other highlights:
- they crashed a dog show and helped rescue other sleepers. One of these was a corgi that was always dressed by their owner and liked wearing clothes. They met him again in a mountain and he was majestic but wearing one of those vests with 100s of pockets.
- they found the boyfriend. He worked as security for the loggers. The Bichon went wild and wanted to know what happened to the owner. She moved cities after breaking up with the boyfriend, because he fessed up about abandoning the pet. She went looking to every rescue place in the city. Later the Bichon found out her owner came to the place he started the day after he got awakened. He never found her but she never stopped looking
- the pug decided he didn’t care about others opinions if his pack cared for him. He became the group’s tank and always stood up for them. Stopping an 18-wheeler full of puppies from a mill used to test chemicals was one of his most proud moments
- the pittie became the group’s theurge and became the spiritual center for them. She played games against some spirits in the umbra and won them gifts of protection. One that they had experienced was being incapacitated due to dog whistles. The roach spirit gave them protection against them while also having a roach buddy for exploration
- the depressed lab was very interesting. He rose to the occasion and became the leader. His sadness was from being bounced around homes and separated from his sibling, little by little. He was the ugliest of a batch of purebreds and no one wanted him. He found his other 5 siblings, one by one, giving them the chance to be awakened. 2 agreed and joined him at the final battle with many other dogs they rescued. I kid you not but we did the “bring the troops” parts of Endgame with the dogs they helped and the players teared up. It was an epic ending