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| cast = [[Austin]], [[Ali]], [[Dre]], [[Jack]], [[Janine]], [[Keith]], [[Sylvi]] | | cast = [[Austin]], [[Ali]], [[Dre]], [[Jack]], [[Janine]], [[Keith]], [[Sylvi]] | ||
| game = ''[[Armour Astir: Advent]]'' | | game = ''[[Armour Astir: Advent]]'' | ||
| score = [[PALISADE: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Eight|Nothing is Stationary]] | | score = [[PALISADE: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Eight|Scattered]]<br>[[PALISADE: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Eight|Declare An End]]<br>[[PALISADE: Friends At The Table Soundtrack, Season Eight|Nothing is Stationary]] | ||
| previous_episode = [[A Palette of Colors Pt. 10]] | | previous_episode = [[A Palette of Colors Pt. 10]] | ||
| next_episode =''TBA'' | | next_episode =''TBA'' | ||
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==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
=== Intro === | ===Intro=== | ||
{{ | {{Quote|It happened without much fanfare. They'd scattered—like the so-called shards of Divinity itself—all across the Milky Way. Searching. Fleeing. Exploring. Building. Fighting. A year apart. Not their year apart, because there was no "them" anymore, not by affinity or proximity, not through collaboration or communication, not in duty, not even in friendship. | ||
And around them, the Divine Principality seemed to be slowly splintering too. Worlds detached from one another. Families separated not by war but by silence. New claimants to old thrones. Civil wars at small scales, intimate scales. | |||
A year apart. A year in nine parts.}} | |||
===Plot=== | ===Plot=== | ||
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*[[Sylvi Bullet]] ([[Coriolis Sunset]]) | *[[Sylvi Bullet]] ([[Coriolis Sunset]]) | ||
=== Other Characters === | ===Other Characters=== | ||
* [[Barnacle]] | *[[Barnacle]] | ||
* [[Jorrie Bluebrick]] | *[[Jorrie Bluebrick]] | ||
* [[Rye]] | *[[Rye]] | ||
* [[Resolute Welkin]] | *[[Resolute Welkin]] | ||
* [[Xylem]] | *[[Xylem]] | ||
* [[Wakeful]] | *[[Wakeful]] | ||
* [[Perennial]] | *[[Perennial]] | ||
* [[Gallica]] | *[[Gallica]] | ||
* [[Cas'alear Rizah]] | *[[Cas'alear Rizah]] | ||
* [[Cor'rina Corrine]] | *[[Cor'rina Corrine]] | ||
* [[Misericorde]] | *[[Misericorde]] | ||
* [[Routine Rennari]] | *[[Routine Rennari]] | ||
* [[Svir]] | *[[Svir]] | ||
{{PALISADE Episodes}}{{NavboxPAL}} | {{PALISADE Episodes}}{{NavboxPAL}} | ||
[[Category:PALISADE episodes]] | [[Category:PALISADE episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes with new music]] |
Revision as of 22:32, 20 July 2024
Episode description
It happened without much fanfare: They'd scattered—like the so-called shards of Divinity itself—all across the Milky Way. Searching. Fleeing. Exploring. Building. Fighting. A year apart. Not their year apart, because there was no "them" anymore, not by affinity or proximity, not through collaboration or communication, not in duty, not in friendship.
And around them, the Divine Principality seemed to be slowly splintering too. Worlds detached from each other. Families separated not by war but by silence. New claimants to old thrones. Civil wars at small scales, intimate scales.
This week on PALISADE: Some New Thing Found in the Light, Or: A Year in Nine Parts
I don't need rescue / But it helps when you drift through
Dramatis Personae
Barnacle (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A spymaster
Cas’alear Rizah (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... An exiled heir
Coriolis Sunset (Sylvi Clare) ... … … … ... ... ... ... An anguished pilot on the run
Exeter Leap (Keith Carberry) … … … ... ... ... ... A pirate captain in leisure
Gallica, Elect of Present (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A powerful bon vivant
Jorrie Bluebrick (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... An ambitious recruit
Kalvin Brnine (Ali Acampora) … … ... ... ... ... A crestfallen commander
Levitation Cascabel-Gardner (Andrew Lee Swan) … A renowned hero
Resolute Welkin (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A scout
Riah Connadine (Jack de Quidt) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A master spymaster
Rye, Elect of Space (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A brilliant negotiator
Svir (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A pilgrim
Thisbe (Janine Hawkins) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A traveler in search of Divinity
Xylem (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A researcher far from home
Wakeful (Austin Walker) … … … ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Emergence Itself
Contents
Intro
“
It happened without much fanfare. They'd scattered—like the so-called shards of Divinity itself—all across the Milky Way. Searching. Fleeing. Exploring. Building. Fighting. A year apart. Not their year apart, because there was no "them" anymore, not by affinity or proximity, not through collaboration or communication, not in duty, not even in friendship.
And around them, the Divine Principality seemed to be slowly splintering too. Worlds detached from one another. Families separated not by war but by silence. New claimants to old thrones. Civil wars at small scales, intimate scales.
A year apart. A year in nine parts.”
Plot
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Cast
- Austin Walker (GM)
- Ali Acampora (Kalvin Brnine)
- Andrew Lee Swan (Levitation Cascabel-Gardner)
- Jack de Quidt (Riah Connadine)
- Janine Hawkins (Thisbe)
- Keith J. Carberry (Exeter Leap)
- Sylvi Bullet (Coriolis Sunset)