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This is not the Season Wrap Up! 

This is an explanation of what is coming next, from Celina, Morgan, and Seth. 

The Wrap Up will be coming, but in December. We figured that we'd been teasing and hinting at our next project long enough, and that it was time to bring you a full chat about what to expect. 

We're all sad to see Lorehaven Hearth coming to an end, but very excited to start this new project. Its structure is unlike anything we've read or heard before, and we think you'll come to enjoy it as much as we do. 

If you know someone who might also be intrigued by the blending of genre's structures, or delight in a rich, rewarding narrative, or perhaps somehow identify with one of the characters, share this with him or her! Our listeners will be the way we gain a larger audience! Mark you calendars, and spread the word!

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Here we are, the addendum episode for the last set of Planes. Enjoy the few comments and tangents which didn't fit in the episode. See you all in two weeks, on "dee-20-eth"!!

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In this climactic finale of the Lorehaven Hearth Planar Series, Seth and Celina journey to the two opposing hearts of the multiverse — the Blessed Fields of Elysium and the Gray Waste of Hades. From the radiant meadows where the River Oceanus flows to the desolate glooms where color and hope fade away, this episode explores how Dungeons & Dragons has portrayed these realms across every edition, from 1e’s foundational cosmology to 5e’s Great Wheel revival.

Listeners will discover:

• The four layers of Elysium — Amoria, Eronia, Belierin, and Thalasia — and the serene celestials who dwell there.
• The three glooms of Hades — Oinos, Niflheim, and Pluton — and the grim forces that harvest souls.
• How each edition reshaped these planes in lore and mechanics.
• The deep mythological roots of paradise and despair, from the Greek Elysian Fields and Hades to the Egyptian Aaru and Norse Helheim.
• The moral and theological echoes that resonate through these imagined afterlives.

The episode closes with a reflective biblical meditation, contrasting the fleeting peace of Elysium and the hopelessness of Hades with the eternal rest promised in Christ:

Join us for this final journey through the Great Wheel — a tale of light and shadow, hope and despair, and the eternal truth beyond all planes.

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Well, this one's not as long, but there are still fun tangents to enjoy. Tony even had "bonus material" for us! 

See you in two weeks for the penultimate episode, Elysium and Hades. There will be some big announcements included in that one. 

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The Season is wrapping up! Seth and Celina have a good discussion about the differences, but also the similarities, of the Beastlands with other heavens, and laughingly cringe their way through the awful, desperate brutality that is Gehenna. 
Then, as an added bonus, we have Tony, from Dungeons and Disciples drop by for a short interview, and to get a sense of what his and Josh's show is about. It was fun having him share some about it, and get to know him a bit, too. 
Enjoy this "anitpenultimate" episode, and be sure to come back for the Second Wind, then the last discussion of two specific Planes next month. The final episode, a complete Wrap Up of all the Planes, will come in November, with its possible Second Wind dropping in December. 

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The longer Seth and Celina sit together, podcasting, the easier they fall for a chaos beast tangent. Holy Ophanim!! But, it just means more fun content for you. Sorry it's a day late; enjoy anyway 

Oh! Speaking of Ophanim, here's the link Seth mentioned, to an AI generated video of what biblically accurate angels would look like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=NGiiPTD8swk

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Here is episode "10", if anyone is actually keeping track of the pattern we're "following" around the Great Wheel. 

Here are Lorehaven Hearth, we discuss to rich, storied lore of Dungeons and Dragons - and occasionally Pathfinder. While we're are it, we examine it from a Christian perspective, and look for ways to redeem the TTRPG genre. 

Season 2 has afforded us some fantastic discussions so far, as we've traveled our way around the Great Wheel, two Planes of existence at a time. Mt. Celestia and Bytopia remind us of most of what the Bible describes the new Heaven we have to look forward to will look like, while every one of the Lower Planes have left us with their individual flavors of "ick". 

We're reaching the end of the Season, with just two other pairs, and a wrap up episode to go, after this one. We're in talks about what the theme for Season 3 will be, as well as discussing ways to expand the types of content we send your way. 

Please Subscribe and Follow, Rate, and leave a Review! We are slowly bringing the light of the Gospel to an area of pop culture where it has not been very prevalent previously, and we desire to spread the light even further - soli Deo gloria! 

The music in the narrative opening is written for us by Tony Benda; find more of his work at www.tonybenda.com

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See you on "dee-20-eth", and Good is Metal!

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     Yes, This one is being numbered as 11, even though it is coming to you 10th. There has been a pattern to our madness of going around the Great Wheel Model, but with our Producer's computer failures, this is the episode we have ready this month. So when you inevitably listen to the whole season again, listen in numerical order, albeit not release date. 

     In this episode of Lorehaven Hearth, Seth and Celina continue discussions of the Lesser Heavens and Hells, with first the somehow balance but scarcely visited Bytopia, then the utter desolation and isolation that awaits anyone sent to Carceri. Seth and Celina give a brief description and history, cover how to travel to, within, and out (if ever that be achieved), and toss out some ideas of how to use this building block in your own story. And of course, there's a description of some of the (terrifying) creatures you may (not want to) meet there. Lastly, Seth takes a sidestep over to a philosophical discussion, asking why it is that specifically the negative Planes, but all evil places and creatures in general, are more developed and interesting than the good Planes and "good guys". 

Thank you for sticking around with us, and please enjoy this episode. Season 2 is getting near the end, with big plans to come yet. Watch for episode to drop on "dee-20-eth" of each month, with bonus content coming to you on other fitting days, whenever we have it ready. Please Rate Faith, Family, and Fairy Tales; that one action is how The Algorithm is programed to work most and best. Please Subscribe so you don't have to keep finding us on your own. We would love to know what you think of how we're doing, so please write a Review, to go along with your Rating. But most of all, tell your gaming friends and fellow adventurers about us, so they too can join our Grand Tour of the Planes!    

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The episode says basically everything that needs to be said:

- The next episode will actually be next month, since Morgan's computer is basically crippled right now, and he cannot produce or edit the recording. 

- The Second Wind will post August 6th.

- We are on Instagram and X now, so find and follow us there!

- Look forward to a great episode, with music for the intro wonderfully composed by Tony, of the Dungeons and Disciples podcast. 

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Following up our lengthy discussions on what just might be Dungeons and Dragon's closest Planes to Christianity's own Heaven and Hell, here are the Chaos Beast tangents, wandering, and musings. We all really enjoyed this set of Planes, and we hope you listeners do, too. Join us in two weeks for Arborea and The Nine Hells!