You've heard about the wide swathes, now lets deep dive into what each of these titular cities are actually like!

A culinary tour of our biggest cities across 7 of the 8 realms (Azyrheim doesn't count), from the towering tree line of The Living City to the spooky streets of Lethis.

Wizard spires, reeducation crystals, Dalton correcting himself on how Hammerhal is said at the beginning of the episode and proceeding to say it wrong every subsequent time anyways, all this and much more in Episode 24: Cities of Sigmar, Part 2!

--Programing Note: Our next episode about famous faces will also be including a discussion of the new stuff revealed at Adepticon! So if you're excited to learn about cogforts, valiants, or grenadiers be sure not to miss it!--

It's finally time!

Dawn breaks on the horizon as the new bulwark of civilization makes its mark. The Cities of Sigmar are thin points of light in the darkness, rivets in the wall separating chaos from the world.

The first of 3 (!) episodes, this one delves into the broad strokes of Cities structure, history, and organization.

The history of founding cities, military recruitment politics, a lot of geeking out over manuscript illustration creatures, and hints at what's to come. All this and more in Episode 33: Cities of Sigmar, Part 1!

Content Warning: This episode features the forces of Nurgle in all their grossness. Descriptions of disease, body horror, and physical malady come with that. Listener discretion advised.

Something a little bit different this week as Darien and Dalton delve into the dangers of Darkwater!

A once-shining example of collaboration between gods, the Jade Abbey now persists as a ruin of what it once was. Creatures most foul stalk the halls as fallen priest Gelgus Pust returns to fulfill his obligation to the god of plagues.

Arrogant knights, ancient defenders, horrid and disgusting foes, and Dalton getting clocked on his character preferences at a hundred yards. All this and more in Episode 32: Darkwater!

From the towering mountain peaks of Ymetrica to the windswept deserts of Helon, the Lumineth have adapted to their new philosophy with a wealth of different approaches. For every skilled craftsman there's a daring adventurer in the new society they've built, and in this episode we take a look at them all!

Elf Olympics, the dangers of cloning, very depressed generals, and the moral and philosophical benefits of being hit with a brick. All this and more in Episode 31: Lumineth, Part 2!

What is that peeking through the morning light glinting off of Hysh? Why its a new episode of the Bad Moon's Orbit!

Back from our holiday hiatus, we're diving deep into the true Children of Teclis this episode and exploring what's become of them since the devastation of the spirefall. Arrogance meets attonement as our aelf friends try and shift perspective, and we see just how many forms the spirits of hysh can take.

Bulls of the Mountain, Great Elemental Temples, more talk about Philadelphia than anyone was expecting, and symmetry in all things. All this and more in Episode 30, Lumineth Part 1

Is that a rustle in the reeds I hear? Strange eyes gleaming between mangrove trees or vast, ghastly faces draped in shadow? What kind of Krule monsters could lurk where society dare not tread?

Orruks! That's who! This week we're talking Kruleboyz, the sneaky, creepy alternative to our Ironjawz brawlers. Where Ironjawz want the fight, Kruleboyz want the win; and if that means poisoning the town water supply so be it.

Poisoned blades, expanding swamps, parasite worship and lungs full of swamp water. All this and more in Episode 29: Kruleboyz!

UPDATE: Holiday's crept up on us a bit, so this is the last episode before our planned hiatus! We'll be back with Lumineth on Feb 5. For more details check our Instagram. Thank y'all for listening!

Hark, noble peasants of these mortal realms. True nobility visits itself upon thee with fang and claw and leathered wing.

The Flesh Eater Courts, caught wholly in the tapestry of the grand delusion, have arrived to bring a sense of noble flair to our humble podcast this eve. Ravenous ghouls and their monstrous vampiric overlords stalk the realms with all the ceremony and grace of one who imagines themselves divine, even as they desecrate and devour those hapless enough to catch their gaze.

Noble courts, blood-stained maws, Jumanji jumpscares, and intestine wigs. All this and more in Episode 28: Flesh Eater Courts.

This week we continue our discussion of AoS's newest faction with a more in depth look at the Helsmith's army, great cultural centers, and sole (for now) named character!

As the True Inheritors of the Khazalid Empire (according to them) the Helsmiths have many interpretations of what that might mean. From being the biggest, the most devout, or just the most "still living where the empire was," many flavors of legitimacy vie for dominance within the twisted Zharrdron mind.

Ancient bull temples, hollowed out volcanos, ash-choked Rome and Howl's Moving Ziggurat; all this and more in Episode 27: Helsmiths of Hashut (Part 2).

Smog and Fire; Power and Control; Complete, Unquestioning Domination of all that is and ever will be. These are the domains of Holy Hashut.

And no self respecting Helsmith would be content with only a single episode!

In this first offering at the cinder-stoked shrine of the god of tyranny we talk about the Helsmith's history, their governing philosophy, and most importantly their great and terrible deity. Join us as we walk through the power that unreliable narration can have, the propaganda inherent in controlling ideologies, and lots and lots of cool byzantine aesthetic.

Daemonbound weapons, Unholy Ziggurats, a unexpectedly deep dive into evaluating a text based on it's purpose for existing! All this and more in Episode 26: The Helsmiths of Hashut (Part 1!)

G-g-g-g-g-ghosts!? That's right dear listeners: Ghosts! Specifically the unhallowed dead who haunt the realms in Nagash's service.

These spooky specters are more than just their unfinished business however. In a grim perversion of divine purpose, the Nighthaunt exist as a genuine (albeit deeply flawed) attempt by the God of Death to act as a god should, dispensing punishment for crimes perceived. Just a shame that the person deciding what counts as a crime is Nagash.

Ghosts and spirits, religious knowledge, more discussion of cereal than you're probably expecting, and karmic (for a given definition of karma) punishment. All this and more in Episode 25: Nighthaunt