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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 1H 4M

City of Smog, Ep 8: "That sounded important, didn't it?"

from Defenders of the Dicey-Verse

"Somewhere, hidden at the deep & distant edges of the world, the Fates sit around a thread near devoid of any light...a thread so frayed and worn, that even their delicate and well practiced hands seem likely to tear it in two. A shame, the Fates all agree, that one once so strong, so beautiful, could loose all semblance of ones self and crumble. As they turn to survey the other innumerous lives under their watch, they fail to notice that frayed and fractured thread begin to glow...to burn...burn with a light not seen for millennia."Having escaped their pursuers, our Pantheon find themselves running for the safety of their home. But after such a visceral eruption of his godly gifts, who is to say what state Tyson will be in...will he rise from the flames, a Phoenix in full wing? Or will his own heat leave him nothing more than ash on the wind? Playing Son of Oak Studios hit Cinematic Modern Fantasy TTRPG "City of Mist" join Game Master (or Master of Ceremonies) Jack Simpson as he does his best to wrangle Kenton Thomas, Rebecca Weiss, Natalie Kimmerling and Domonic Ramsden through The Defenders of the Dicey-Verse's first full length campaign!In this season of Defenders of the Dicey-Verse, we'll see gambling, violence, strong language and themes that some listeners may find disturbing - so listener discretion is advised!Theme song “Verse to Verse” by Rebecca Weiss and Ruari Metcalfe, Character Art by Damia Jarvis, Logo by Natalie Kimmerling. Additional music provided by Fesliyan Studios. Find us on Instagram and support us on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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