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The Ordered World

The Ordered World

By: Daniel Murphy
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It has been two hundred years since the Bloodstar Cross appeared in the sky and the mysterious Calamity occurred, destroying the royal capitol and ending the 2,000 year reign of the Elrin dynasty. In it's place, Eden Belrase took the title of High King and reordered the country into his vision of a rational and scientific realm. Academies were built for education and re-education, the study of arcane arts was dismissed as charlantry and forbidden, the mages and alchemists were ridden down and murdered, any songs of religious or mythical nature were banned, and finally, the temples to the Seven and the Eight were torn down. In his new Ordered World, the Book of Proofs is the only scripture, the Archon who governs the Academies is its supreme priest, and the Belrase is the undisputed king. But nothing lasts forever.© 2025 Daniel Murphy Art Literary History & Criticism
Episodes
  • Episode 8: The Leader
    May 2 2025

    Decan searches for a way to apologize to Teera. Zak returns to town with a stolen manuscript that reveals a secret weapon the Black Forge has created. Together they do what any respectable crew would: they think of a way to steal it.

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    25 mins
  • Episode 7: The Investigator
    Feb 5 2025

    Confronted with the realization that the royal navy is involved in transporting the Drops, Decan cooks up a scheme to try and learn more.

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    36 mins
  • Episode 6: The Black Forge Crewman
    Dec 9 2024

    Decan struggles to accept what has happened to Teera. Norn takes him to Bluewater Bay for some fresh perspective, where his eyes are opened to just how dangerous the Drops are. Decan realizes that other forces have been at play all along.

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    28 mins

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