Patsy Wackelwitz – Episode 5: Rosinante

A witty chapter about courage, misunderstandings and… attitude

About the episode (no spoilers)

Rosinante is Patsy’s next big step: less “What happens next?” and more “Who do I actually want to be?”. Instead of epic at any price, it’s all about pace, tone and tact – Patsy’s typically quirky rhythm between “yes, no, maybe… exactly”. You get an energetic episode that combines comedy, heart and self-irony without spoiling the key moments.

Patsy has a plan. So… yes? No? Maybe? Exactly!
In “Rosinante”, it’s less about the perfect hero loadout and more about attitude, heart-pounding excitement and the question: How do you ride off when you’re still wobbly?
Amidst the smell of the smithy, tavern flair and “that’s not what I meant” moments, a new piece of Patsy emerges—quirky, endearing and wonderfully headstrong.

What it’s all about atmospherically (teaser)

• New start: Patsy is looking for a way to simply get started despite stumbling and her thoughts going round in circles.
• Unconventional “four-legged friend”: There is… support. Not quite what you’d expect. But very Patsy.
• Emotional rollercoaster: Sparks fly (or maybe not). Communication? Let’s say: “Yes, no, maybe… exactly.”
• Training vs. reality: The will is strong, the world is shaking – and Patsy still does her thing.
• Tamriel vibes: smithies, alleyways, a quiet place that’s louder than expected – and humour that only works with Patsy.

Music & Production (new)

This episode is accompanied by special, epic original music composed and produced by me, Christian Uebersohn, exclusively for “Rosinante”.
In total, over 230 hours of work went into the episode and score. The result: a fantasy episode that, in my opinion, surpasses our previous productions – in terms of atmosphere, depth of detail and spine-tingling moments.

Why watch Rosinante?

• Character focus: Closer to Patsy’s inner life—funny, fast-paced, honest.
• Symbolic power instead of spoilers: A companion that is more statement than accessory.
• Dialogues with punch: Salvos of words that deliver “Huh?” and “Haha!” in the same breath.
• Light-footed + warm-hearted: An episode that will make you smile and encourage you to set off anyway.
• Cinematic feel: The new score noticeably enhances timing, scene transitions and emotions.
• (Un)heroic elegance: Learning to maintain your composure when everything is shaking – sounds paradoxical, but it’s very Patsy.
• Running gags & worldly wisdom: puns, mix-ups, life between the tavern, dreams and everyday life in Tamriel.
• Visual symbolism: A “companion” that is more statement than show. You will recognise it, but we won’t give it away.
• Pacing with punch: Scenes that don’t digress, but make you chuckle tactically.

Who is Rosinante suitable for?

• For anyone who likes The Elder Scrolls Online vibes but loves character humour.
• For fans of self-deprecating heroines who embrace chaos.
• For people who collect running gags like achievements.

Why switch it on?

• Because Rosinante is Patsy’s “I’ll do my own thing” manifesto.
• Because the episode remains light-hearted and fast-paced, even when things get emotional.
• Because after the credits roll, that’s exactly what you’ll think: “Yes! … Exactly!”

Frequently asked questions (spoiler-free)

Is Rosinante a sequel that requires prior knowledge?
No. It’s more fun with prior knowledge, but you can still get into it without it.

Is it more about action or humour?
It’s about Patsy. That means humour with heart, action with a wink.

Will the crush become an issue?
Feelings flutter, boundaries flutter along with them – the episode itself provides the answers.

Are there any new music/running gags?
Yes – but we’ll leave you with the surprise.

Monday, 6 October 2025, at 7 p.m. Live premiere!

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