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|title=Season 7: Sangfielle | |||
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|caption=Cover art by [https://twitter.com/shoddyrobot Craig Sheldon] | |||
|episodes=56 | |||
|soundtrack=[[Sangfielle: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Seven]] | |||
|release=March 11, 2021 - May 26, 2022 | |||
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|This page is about the season ''Sangfielle''. For the location|Sangfielle (setting)}} | |||
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|Aldomina called this territory San Fielle. But there ain’t nothin saintly bout this place. Now, we used the name that our ancestors, those forced to work this land or forced from it, called it under their breath: ''Sangfielle''. The Bloodfields.| Austin Walker | |||
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'''''Sangfielle''''' is the seventh season of ''[[Friends at the Table]]''. Set in the [[Sangfielle (setting)|territory of the same name]], it follows the exploits of the freelance adventurers and mercenaries known as [[the Blackwick Group]]. | |||
==Content Warnings== | |||
[[Heart: The City Beneath|''Heart: The City Beneath'']] is a horror game, and as such, there are some unpleasant things in the text. These include but are not limited to: violence, drug use, addiction, ghosts, unwanted bodily transformation, and monsters that used to be people. There is <u>no</u> rape or sexual assault in the game. | |||
Any additional content warnings are listed in each episode's description. ''Sangfielle'' will never cover themes of addiction, but it prominently features lack of bodily autonomy, colonialism, interpersonal conflict, and insect infestation of a human body. | |||
==Episodes== | |||
↳ [[List of Sangfielle episodes]] | |||
==Cast== | |||
*[[Austin Walker]] (GM) | |||
*[[Ali Acampora]] ([[Marn Ancura]]) | |||
*[[Andrew Lee Swan]] ([[Chine]]) | |||
*[[Janine Hawkins]] ([[Es]]) | |||
*[[Jack de Quidt]] ([[Pickman]]) | |||
*[[Sylvia Clare]] ([[Virtue Mondegreen]], [[Hazard]]) | |||
*[[Art Martinez-Tebbel]] ([[Duvall]]) | |||
*[[Keith J. Carberry]] ([[Lye Lychen]]) | |||
==See also== | |||
*''[[Sangfielle: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Seven]]'' | |||
*[[Serialized Almanac of the Heartland Rider|Serialized ''Almanac of the Heartland Rider'']] | |||
{{Sangfielle Episodes}} | |||
{{Seasons}} | |||
{{NavboxSangfielle}} | |||
[[Category:Seasons]] | |||
[[Category:Sangfielle]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:39, 3 December 2023
- This page is about the season Sangfielle. For the location, see Sangfielle (setting).
“
Aldomina called this territory San Fielle. But there ain’t nothin saintly bout this place. Now, we used the name that our ancestors, those forced to work this land or forced from it, called it under their breath: Sangfielle. The Bloodfields.”
Sangfielle is the seventh season of Friends at the Table. Set in the territory of the same name, it follows the exploits of the freelance adventurers and mercenaries known as the Blackwick Group.
Content Warnings[edit | edit source]
Heart: The City Beneath is a horror game, and as such, there are some unpleasant things in the text. These include but are not limited to: violence, drug use, addiction, ghosts, unwanted bodily transformation, and monsters that used to be people. There is no rape or sexual assault in the game.
Any additional content warnings are listed in each episode's description. Sangfielle will never cover themes of addiction, but it prominently features lack of bodily autonomy, colonialism, interpersonal conflict, and insect infestation of a human body.
Episodes[edit | edit source]
Cast[edit | edit source]
- Austin Walker (GM)
- Ali Acampora (Marn Ancura)
- Andrew Lee Swan (Chine)
- Janine Hawkins (Es)
- Jack de Quidt (Pickman)
- Sylvia Clare (Virtue Mondegreen, Hazard)
- Art Martinez-Tebbel (Duvall)
- Keith J. Carberry (Lye Lychen)