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My name is Aram Vartre and I am the Dungeon master for God's Fall and welcome back to episode 16 the history of God's Fall part 2

This episode is going to be different from our usual ones. It's not an all-plate session. It's just me today talking about the history of the God's fall world.

So it'll be very similar to the first episode, and if you haven't listened to that one yet,

I would suggest going back and listening to that first before you listen to part two. And after the episode is over, I'm going to do a

D.M's Corner. I'm basically going to talk outside of the game just in my own

voice about some of the decisions I've made about God's Fall and how I've crafted this world, and also try

and answer some of the questions I've gotten from you about the world.

We'll be back next week with the whole cast and the capital city of Ani where the players fully began to recognize their place in this new world.

But before we get to any of that, we have another shout out to Battle Bars. Bart. Battlebards makes premium audio for all of your RPG tabletop needs and this week

we're going to talk about some of the soundscapes they've put together.

Deserts both by day and by night.

Large cities by day and by night. A druid's grove. the hollow enclosed sounds of a dungeon.

closed sounds of a castle during a storm. Even a dark elf empire. So if you want your tabletop RPG to sound like God's fault does,

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And while you're online, check out God'sfall.com,

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