In our final flashback, to nearly a full year in the past, we find Benne Van Der Woude, a carpenter enslaved through conquest to the house of Appian Messalla Corvinus, waking up on a typical morning to find a new breakfast concoction brewing on the stove. A single taste transports him back to the moment of his capture, and the mistake that set his life ablaze.

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This episode of Libertines was designed and produced by Spit It Out! Audio, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Berend Mindebrandsson

- Izzi as Geltrude

- Julianne as Eirik

- Sam Paige as Karsten

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

- Rasheed as the Narrator

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is Fire Can Flow by Eamon Fogarty, used with permission.

Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter and Patreon. Penultimate "bene facis!" shout out this week to our supporters Michael Wheeler and Dice Dragons Guild.

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This episode contains references to slavery, imperialism, poison, child soldiers, branding, and depression.

The ritual concludes, the dagger finds its mark. Something new emerges from below. The sun hides, a storm approaches, and the flames burst and burn. The battle for the Oceanus, a battle for freedom, begins.

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This episode of Libertines was designed and produced by Spit It Out! Audio, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Benne Van Der Woude

- Izzi as Zarifa al'Kirat

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

- Rasheed as 'the Narrator'

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is Polymorphisme by Ô-liostére

Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter and Patreon. Major "bene facis!" shout out this week to our supporters Sade Aapalahti and Abby Heathcote.

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This episode contains references to cannibalism, human sacrifice, body horror, the undead, drowning, and sorcery.

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Flashing back several months to a prison camp outside the Roman-occupied coastal paradise of Aqaba on the Red Sea, we follow Zarifa al'Kirat as she tries to keep her remaining family and friends together, and the memory of her people alive. But the wind is against her, for now.

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This episode of Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Optio Gilead

- Izzi as Zarifa al'Kirat

- Julianne as Sakhri

- Sam Paige as Bahija

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is Whisper Beach by the Dustys.

Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter and Patreon. Major "bene facis!" shout out this week to our supporters Mark_Argent and Jimmy Gilmore.

This episode contains references to genocide, slavery, kidnapping, betrayal, and imprisonment.

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We resume our telling of the events that occurred upon the ancient and storied Roman galleon the Oceanus, as the four prisoners at the center of our tale break bread with a revolutionary fifth column, drink wine with the ship's commander, and begin at last to mourn.

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Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Benne

- Izzi as Zarifa al'Kirat

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music, including "Cantor's Song" provided by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is "the wearer waives any and all rights to any previous identity" by Quiet Abandon.

Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter! A continuous "bene facis!" shout out this week to our supporters James Russell DeMello and Sarah DiCicco.

This episode contains references to religious violence, dark magic, suicide, genocide, and terrorism.

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We return to the mouth of the cave at the height of Mt. Lillibeo, where Amalthea, the new prophetess of the hidden god Janus has come to claim her birthright. But when her sister Charis returns to her, bringing memories and visions, their mentors decide together that today is finally the day to complete their education, and the two fall face first into a bewildering and terrifying new mystery.

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Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Ovid

- Izzi as Iomene of Lillibeo

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is He Returns by Mykee Morettini 

Huge Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter! Big shout out this week to Joanna Begin and Lindsey B.

This episode contains references to fantasy violence, lost memories, drowning, being blinded, being betrayed, and suicide.

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Our history moves backward in time now, to the dawning of the year of the events that we saw on the docks of Amonnia in Libya, back before the twin sisters Amalthea and Charis were reunited, when they were separated by a thousand miles and in very different circumstances.

Amalthea, raised for many years to be the Oracle of Lillibeo, high on a mountain in Sicily, prepares to pursue a holy augury for the very first time. Will she produce the first actually divinely-inspired oracle anyone has seen in nearly a century? Her mentor Iomene, the High Priestess of Janus and current Oracle, guides her on these first steps to what everyone is sure will be her destiny.

And at an even earlier moment in time, the previous autumn, Charis is throwing a party. Her responsibilities include sorting out the music, making sure the guests are taken care of, and hunting for the host, her master the great poet and cult leader Ovid. As usual, he is late.

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Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Ovid

- Izzi as Iomene of Lillibeo

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is "I've Got Salvation In My Heart" by Stovepipe Number 1.

Huge Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter! Big shout out this week to Stephen Millet and Adam Stillgoe.

This episode contains references to fantasy violence, corpses, dark magic, strong language, and revolution.

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In the hold of a galley bound for Rome, our four prisoners try to find something to cling on to– whether hate, kindness, a hidden blade, or a pocket full of poison. But how do you keep your head down, when you also need to watch your back?

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Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Benne

- Izzi as Zarifa

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is come on, ghost - by Youandiforawhile

Huge Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter! Big shout out this week to Julie and Adam Roberts.

This episode contains strong language and references to fantasy violence, colonialism, slavery, and revolution.

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In a dusty library in the 1930s, a group of antiquarians stage a dramatic reading of a recently rediscovered ancient scroll from the 1st Century CE, restored and translated for the first time in the modern era. It tells the story of four prisoners chained together on a dock, bound for the slave markets of Rome.

As it quickly becomes clear, all is not what it seems on this ship, and our four protagonists may yet have one last shot to take back control of their own lives, if they are willing to pay the price.

Libertines is produced by Peter Brown, and brought to life by:

- Andrew Carlson as Benne

- Izzi as Zarifa

- Julianne as Amalthea

- Sam Paige as Charis

- Peter Heyns as the Gamemaster

Original Music and Score by Cody Summit with contributions from Andrew Carlson.

The End Credits song is Pulsing Place by Trippers and Askers.

Huge Thanks to our supporters from Kickstarter! Big shout out this week to Alice and Mark Turbiville. Go Turboteam!

This episode contains references to fantasy violence, vomit, colonialism, slavery, strong language, and revolution.

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