Lana Longbeard, Four Wrongs Make A Right

On her 12th birthday, Lana looks forward to embarking on a life of adventure with her legendary father, only for Andar to hang up his war-hammer and retire to spend more time with her on sleepy Shediac. Undeterred, Lana follows her dream to join the Guild on his ship, finding odd allies and antagonists along the way, including her own dad.

When the crew grow tired of Dr. Chopov's snerk soup, they stop to stock up on croconuts, but Lana gets enticed by a plant that promises to taste like all your birthdays, only for Boreas to have a very strange reaction to it.

After a month of questing, Lana looks forward to a Guild VIP Pass. But upon their return to the Guild, she discovers that she failed to fully declare their heroics. With no completed missions, Admiral Lovejoy is about to expel the crew unless Lana can race against the clock to complete a quest, which Horatius connives to sabotage.

Lana bakes her first-ever Scooterberry cake as an offering to placate a hangry whirlpool, only to have it devoured by Sprog thanks to an oversight by Bo. Lana must navigate friendship's choppy waters and whip up a replacement cake before the Mighty Windbreaker is lost at sea.

Lana is excited to show her dad her new boomerang, when Andar surprises her with a mini version of his awe-inspiring hammer. As hammer and boomerang clash (metaphorically!) Lana and Andar's differing perspectives nearly get them devoured by the Arachno Queen, until Lana shows her dad she does want to follow in his footsteps, but in her own way.

When Lana wants to steer the Mighty Windbreaker, Andar makes up a bogus rule that you need to have a beard before taking on such responsibilities. So Lana finds one, but it's got a mind of its own. Lana and Andar must find common ground before the beard and its previous owner steal their ship.

When the crew dock at the Guild for a ship inspection, Lana & Boreas are in charge of keeping the Mighty Windbreaker pristine while the crew go ashore for various errands. The two kids try to spruce up the boat, only to leave it a wreck in a series of mishaps and cons by Trash Imp. Now Lana & Bo must race around Weymouth to repair the Windbreaker before Andar & crew return with Admiral Lovejoy.

When Lana is left tongue-tied after verbally sparring with her fellow questers, she goes to Chopov to learn the epic art of roasting in an effort to be cool, only to insult half the Guild, and even her own crew.

When Lana abandons the crew mid-quest to go on a personal quest to complete her collection of Flap Shack collectibles, Lana finds herself at the centre of a deadly trap while the crew of the Mighty Windbreaker struggle without her during an active volcano evacuation.

Lana is on a crucial quest to transport an ice sculpture of Admiral Lovejoy to a celebration for her in Weymouth, when the figurehead of the Mighty Windbreaker breaks off and is lost at sea. Unfortunately for Lana, this triggers Andar and the crew’s superstitious phobia of sailing without a figurehead, putting Lana’s quest and the Mighty Windbreaker in great peril.

With Andar’s frustration growing after a series of failed quests, Lana hatches a plan to stage a sure-fire victory for the Mighty Windbreaker. Little does she know, her fake mission will inadvertently awaken zombie skeletons, turning her ruse into a dangerous reality.

After lamenting her many chores on the MWB, Lana inadvertently swaps bodies with her luxury-loving nemesis Horatious Hoffenstance, and gets to live his lavish lifestyle. However, as Horatious discovers the joys of Lana’s loyal friends and family, Lana quickly learns that Horatious’s seemingly perfect life on the Golden Goose isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Lana sets the crew on a quest to the Lost Isle of Giants using a living compass to navigate, but when the worm inside goes missing the Mighty Windbreaker becomes lost in the Mist of Mistrust. Lana & Bo launch an investigation to find the worm, but as the mist thickens, so does Lana's paranoia that everyone is guilty.