Sharlayan Dropouts: Our Final Fantasy XIV Podcast is Here!

Axe of the Blood God: An RPG Podcast

Kat Bailey

Leisure, Video Games, Technology

4.6 • 674 Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2021

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to our latest project at Axe of the Blood God: Sharlayan Dropouts! In this new monthly podcast, Nadia Oxford and a rotating selection of guests will talk about all things Final Fantasy XIV — a perfect companion for the upcoming Endwalker expansion! In our first episode, the land of Eorzea fell into fiery ruin when the enraged Primal Bahamut "hatched" from the moon of Dalamud and tore the realm asunder. Then it got better. There's still much work to be done, but Nadia, Mike Williams, and Victor Hunter are content to let Sharlayan's eggheads do the heavy lifting. They're fine with slumming around campus, smoking, and scratching uselessly for the deeper meaning of existence—like all accomplished dropouts. The newly-formed light party talks about the reasons they got into Final Fantasy XIV, and reminisce over the first races they chose. They also discuss their first Job choices, and wonder why the game doesn't have more hybrid races running around. Well, Nadia wonders, mostly. She wants her Viera/Miqo'te cub, and she wants it right now. [EPISODE 1 SPOILER ALERT LEVEL: GREEN. Low risk of spoilers. This episode talks about the game and its story in a generalized way. There is some discussion about NPCs that show up in Heavensward, Stormblood, and Shadowbringers, but there isn't much in-depth discussion about their roles. That said, the nature of spoilers is very subjective, so always listen at your own risk.] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:32.6	You know, Lallyho! And welcome to Charlene Dropouts, aka Nadia Descends in the Catboy Hell for a bottle of Fantasia.
0:56.1	This is a monthly special Final Fantasy 14 pod from the Ax of the BlogG RPG podcast.
1:02.2	I am co-host Nadia Oxford, actually host of this particular segment, and I am beyond excited to bring you this podcast.
1:09.6	I hope you're all just excited to listen.
1:11.6	Before we latch on our myriad buckles and put our boots on yours ear reborn,
1:15.6	I would like to introduce you to the gentleman who will be helping me host this episode,
1:19.6	and hopefully subsequent episodes as well as they are available.
1:22.6	Both of them are equally to blame for getting me into this game, by the way.
1:25.6	First of all, let's give it up for
1:28.0	a fellow U.S. Gamer alumni, Mr. Michael Williams. It is so nice to be working with you again.
1:34.0	Hello, hello, folks. I did. I was part of getting you in it. I did not help you in game, though.
1:41.1	No, no, no. I did help you on get on our server, so the best server of all.
1:47.9	The Ultras server where it is not quite yet an erotic RP server, but is certainly getting
1:54.4	there. There are rumors about houses and orgies and stuff like that.
2:01.9	I mean, I mean, that's, that's pretty much just Final Fantasy 14.
2:07.0	And if you've ever played on an RP server, it is a wild trip.
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