The Call of the Flame

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Not long after the Tribe of Gods shaped the world and enkindled the stars, the many races were led to name their lands. The plains of Human Wynland, the dunes of Dwarven Kanduk, the mountains of Orcan Workingar. And the three Gods--as unique in morality as their own elements, bestow their unique magic to the few they deem worthy. Rhuadu—Chieftan of Gods, grants the gift of fire, Duinna—Nature’s Guardian, the power of enchantment, and Koannus—the Deep God, grants power over sea and soul.

Three there were. Now only two remain to grant their power.

Nearly three decades have passed since the Chieftan of Gods has been slain. And the consequences of the slaying has left the slayer’s daughter Bri a struggling barmaid in a farm country Inn, where a Magnir called Villadius find her. To send her away on a quest across the world to discover the truth of how her father killed a God, and how it can undone, or done again in the war against the Deep God: who empowers an Elvan Sorseer and her army across the ocean. The rightful Queen with ambitions to exceed her Empire’s former glory, rule over the many races, and wipe the memory of Rhuadu from this world.

Led by Taruk, the three companions head to Workingar—home of the Orcs, where Bri and Myrtle are taken by the she-Orc Captain. Who has a history, a short temper, and a big hammer.

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Crew:

Kurt Cañez - Written by/Directed by/Edited by

Megan Watson - Conlinguist

Sasha Blore - Edited by

Adam Halpin – Music & Themes by

Stephen Cumberworth - Music by

Nadi Reed Perez - Special thanks

Cast:

Bonnie Bogovich – Bri

Stephen Cumberworth – Fisherman

Corey Borchers – Taruk / Orc Extras

Abigail Turner – Myrtle / Rok / Orc Extras

Ash Williams – Ultovin

Zach “Xathien” Young – Iriklas / Orc Extras

Garry Gibbs II – Jenquo

Sarah Ruth Thomas - Nurang

George Hoctor – Narrator

CasVoiceActs – Orc Child

Eric Umstott – Ulraug / Orc Extras

John Doyle – Orc Extras

Kennedy Philips – Thorok / Orc Extras

Stewart Moyer – Talog

Tony Black – Danal

Bri and Myrtle are trapped between an incapacitated Dragon and Master Sorseer. Meanwhile Iriklas, Jenquo, and Taruk encounter a band of thieves as merry as they are deadly.

Transcript.

For updates and new installments check out our website, thecalloftheflame.com. Follow us, and send us a bird on our Twitter! Join the Discord and meet the cast and crew.

Although, for those of you seeking more than mere social media, be sure to stop by our page on Patreon. Become a patron, and receive extended episodes and music.

Speaking of, check out Adam Halpin and Stephen Cumberworth on their bandcamp pages.

Crew:

Kurt Cañez - Written by/Directed by/Edited by

Nadi Reed Perez - Written by

Megan Watson - Conlinguist

Sasha Blore - Edited by

Adam Halpin – Music & Themes by

Stephen Cumberworth - Music by

Kennedy Philips - Special thanks

Cast:

Bonnie Bogovich – Bri

Stephen Cumberworth – Villadius / Nokken

Jacob Williamson – Calan / Masun / Elvan Extras

Corey Borchers – Taruk

Abigail Turner – Myrtle / Rok

Ash Williams – Ultovin

Zach “Xathien” Young – Iriklas / Extras

Garry Gibbs II – Jenquo / Elvan Extras

Sarah Ruth Thomas - Nurang

George Hoctor – Narrator / Rybald / Pirate

Alistair Mackey – Robert De Courtney

Allen Winter – Sir Godwin

Daphne Nitsuga – Scarlet

Eric Umstott – Extras

John Doyle – Dunlaug / Extras

John Patneaude – Sir Adward

Steven Reatherford – Sir Heinrich

Chapter 9: The Lays of Workingar (Part 1 of 3)

Chapter 8: Three Strangers (Part 1 of 2)