On the run from Ysgramor and his army, Aubron, Vesstan, and Kalantar seek

shelter from a terrible storm in nearby cave. The three elves come to their

demise by the power of the Four Corners.

Season 2, Part 5 of the Character Crusade Unbound podcast

Season 2, Part 4 of the Character Crusade Unbound podcast

Season 2, Part 3 of the Character Crusade Unbound podcast

An interview with Marlevour Quinlette, an eccentric Dunmer researcher from House Telvanni.

On the run from Ysgramor and his army, Aubron, Vesstan, and Kalantar seek shelter from a terrible storm in nearby cave. Setting up camp in the cave, protected from the storm outside, the elves fall victim to the same nightmare, unable to escape from the cave.

Itastagg tells the story of how the people of Atmora were driven from the land by the mysterious Woodland Man.  Striking from the darkness the demon of the forest had an insatiable appetite for knowledge and lured his unsuspecting victims into the trees never to be seen again.  This tale reveals that perhaps the stories of the Atmorans being driven from the land by changes in the weather was not the whole truth.

This performance was recorded in March 2017 for the Skyrim based Barbarian YouTube story and is the first in a series.  Check out the story on YouTube! https://youtu.be/ZEXbCpp9nJY

Character Crusade Skyrim Unbound random start community challenge; character background.

This Pocket Odyssey is a sample from the book called Exiled by Jessica Cage.  Exiled is book one in a three part series called The Alphas and tells the tale of modern day werewolves and vampires locked in a struggle for survival.  Exiled was published in 2014 and in audiobook form in March 2018.  The audiobook was recorded and produced by Stu King.

In the year 2022, Billy struggles to survive in an inhospitable wasteland.  But the physical challenges are the least of his worries.  Overcome by guilt and loneliness he begins each day with a recorded message to his wife, now dead for more than 200 years.  Can the memories of the past heal the wounds of the present?