In this lecture, we will begin the discussion of the War of Forded Rivers by discussing the conflict that arose between the Kinnast family of the Galacites and the Bahad.  In particular, we will talk about the Choon of Barres: Galax, Errgwith, and Halva, and their path to power over the northern Galacites and their improbable decision to go south to the lands of the Bahad.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga.

In this 25th full lecture, I will answer questions from the students on a range of issues such as music, process, and pets.  There will also be a synopsis of what we've learned and what you can expect coming up.  I admit, there is also a plea for support - not monetarily, but in terms of feedback and attendance.  Also: storytime!

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga;  Inspiring and Sad Emotional Music from the artist Whitesand https://www.youtube.com/c/WhitesandComposer/about; Drums of Drakar by the oddly named band Amoebacrew https://www.youtube.com/c/AmoebaCrew/about; and the very talented Erutan's The Willow Maid, www.erutanmusic.com.

In this very, very special bonus lecture, I sit down to have a conversation with Professor Twilla, newly named Lead Historian at the famed College of the Poor in Intelline.  She has also written 6 books, numerous articles, and served as an historical advisor to King Norman of the Lion Kingdom.  She is the foremost expert on the Ithdan Convergence.  We are extremely honored to host her at the College of History.

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“Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye
Arranged and Performed by Hildegard von Blingin, featuring Friar Funk
https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/

Special Thanks to PSW for her talented voice.

In this lecture, we discuss the final culture of the Ithdan Convergence: the Bahad.   They are the southernmost of the cultures and have the most to fear from the Centaurs.  But that doesn't mean they don't cause problems for their neighbors.  Also: arts and crafts.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga;  and to the Middle Ages group - a fitting name considering - for their rendition of Lord Ennio Morricone's The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Theme).  

In this lecture, we will focus on the Futeref, the culture that stretches along the western side of the Ithdan River Valley.  Specifically, we will look at the fact that they are the first culture to worship at least some of the Gods that we still worship today.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga; the Great Howard Shore for his piece Concerning Hobbits; and Fourth Lady Jill-Marie Thomas of the Talnathean Empire for her rendition of Tom Worrall's introduction to the Arte'Comedie Knight-Captain of the Order of the Planets.  https://www.youtube.com/c/JillMarieThomas/about

In this lecture, we will move from the Marches to the Ithdan Convergence.  First we will explore the geography, with the many lakes and rivers and then the people; the fierce Galacites, rigid Bahad, and religious Futeref.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga

In this bonus lecture, I will finish our discussion of the Battle of Grass that destroyed the Centaurs of the Ashenath Plains.  We will discuss the fall of Guralav the Staldion, Prinkess Battercop Sprincles, and Bort, to a host of different orcs, goblins and others.  We will also talk about the inability of the other cultures to fill the power vacuum left behind.

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“Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye
Arranged and Performed by Hildegard von Blingin, featuring Friar Funk
https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/

In this lecture we will discuss the third and final culture of the Marches, the mysterious Reginceda.  We don't know where they came from or where they went, but we can have some fun theorizing.  Then, we will leave the Marches and make our way to the Ithdan Convergence.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga and a piece from the interactive play Fall Out, by Inon Zur.

In this lecture, we discuss the interaction between the Goman and the newly arrived Erwulfen.  We also discuss the discovery of the Tomb of Thorosin, the Errant Order of the Reliquary, and the odd ways that communities can come together.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga.

In this lecture, I will talk briefly about myself and then I will tell you the tale of Herewise Gunnda, a heroic tale that informs us about the culture of the Erwulfen, the second of three cultures of the Marches.

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Musical credits to https://www.youtube.com/c/Hildegardvonblingin/ and her rendition of the works of Lady Ga Ga; and
To https://www.youtube.com/user/StanTough for his rendition of Lord Bon Jovi's It's My Life; of Mistress Katherine Perry's Works of Fire; and for interpreting the works of the puppet masters of Sterline, Imagine Dragons and their piece for Warriors.