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Separated in the Queen of Harrow's palace, our young Poets must tread carefully. Even a tiny cut from ones own dagger can have grave consequences--imagine saying the wrong thing to (or stealing the wrong book from) the Queen's most mysterious agent...
The first half of Season 1's penultimate session! Stay tuned as these heroes step further into the core of Lacuna, the source of the Ward, and, at last, towards the Heart Afire.
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Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
The Harvest Court contains multitudes, and our Poets no longer no whom, or what, to trust. It's been a long, weary road, after all, marked by loss and upheaval. But when the Queen of Harrows questions you, you don't want to lose your head...
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Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
Faced with a showdown between Glory and Fortune themselves, the Poets make some quick decisions--and try to put together the pieces of all that's befallen Lacuna in a few short days.
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Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
Asteria and Carmela react to the big Episode 9 combat, and break down Asteria's use of the "Burning Heart of the Wood" environment. Listen to the actual play podcast we're talking around, "Queen of Daggers, Heart of Fire," at https://www.hagdealgaming.com/qod-podcast
Featuring Carmela Smith and Asteria
The Poets at last find themselves in a fight they can't escape. What will they learrn about themselves in this trial by chaotic fire? Will motes of Madness herself change their fates?
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Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
Part 2 of our Live From Chicago session! Asteria, Carmela, and Katie talk about exploring the Realm of Lacuna through player questions and dice rolls. Plus, these veterans of multiple systems compare the Daggerheart experience to other games in their wheelhouse (especially the super-crunchy ones).
Featuring Katie McLean Hainsworth, Carmela Smith, and Asteria (aka Liz Thaler)
Strange visions greet our Poets in their sleep. Stranger still is the task that awaits them on the morrow...
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Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
The second half of our most recent chat episode, for those who haven't yet listened to episodes 6 and 7 of Queen of Daggers, Heart of Fire.
In this section, Asteria and Jay Ben discuss the pre-campaign groundwork that went into creating the Elegists, and into building comfort with group worldbuilding and storytelling as a whole.
Featuring Asteria and Jay Ben Markson
Asteria and Jay Ben share the collaboration and pre-campaign discussions that led to Lemma's flashback scenes and backstory reveals. Looking back on the vignette of Lemma's kindling, we discuss how we've been able to set each other up for dramatic improvisation and build off each other's storytelling--while still, ideally, ruining each other's lives. (It's a game after all.)
Contains heavy spoilers for episodes 1-7 of Queen of Daggers, Heart of Fire.
Featuring Asteria and Jay Ben Markson
As night falls on the Shadowjack camp, our heroes are drawn apart--by their pasts, by their fates, and by curiosity. Though they call themselves allies, each mysterious figure here sings a different siren song. What will our young Poets discover about themselves in the shadows? They may have changed the world, but they're now learning how strange it already was...
STARRING
Jay Ben Markson as Lemma
Produced by Asteria (aka Liz Thaler) and Carmela Smith
Sound Editor Carmela Smith
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