Show Notes
The transcript for this episode can be found here.
Amara and Ellis learn that the tavern is not always a welcome presence.
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CREDITS Written and directed by Connor Bushoven and co-produced by Connor Bushoven and Michael DeMauro.
Sound Design by Candace Mortier, Marcus Siniscalchi, Amanda P.H. Bennett, and Yemi Kanmi. Narrated by Mike LeBeau. Starring E.R. Hollands as Amara, Maddi Albregts as Ellis, and Connor Bushoven as the Keeper. Featuring Diana Helen Kennedy as Elora.
The theme song for our show, “A New Form” was written and performed by Polina Faustova.
The ending song for this episode is “Wild and Untamed”, written and performed by Alyssa Gaiser as the Dread Halla Tavern.
Episode 4 premieres November 2.
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains themes of religiously-motivated persecution in a fantasy setting, insectophobia, and implied character death.
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