Show Notes
What has become of Silas Jacobsen?
Content Warnings: Child in Peril, Suicide, Cutting, Body horror, Parental loss, Gore, Gunshot SFX, Death and dying, Religious trauma, Hallucinations, Transformation, Violence, and Disturbing imagery.
Keeper of Arcane Lore: cuppycup Campaign Author: Graeme Patrick Executive Producer: cuppycup Content Editors: cuppycup, Graeme Patrick Dialogue Rough Cut Editor: Rina Haenze Audio Editor, Sound Designer, Music Supervisor: cuppycup
Player Characters Wes Davis as Silas Jacobsen
NPC Voices Rita Amparita as Isabella Mike Perceval-Maxwell as Father Archer additional voices by cuppycup
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