Lorekeepers - A Worldbuilding Podcast

Forget everything you know about magic. Who cares about magic? Psionics are where it's at! This week, we lay down a foundation of considerations to understand the role of the mystics within Halûme.
Talking points: Channing Tatum the wolf-boy and his magic sky skates, chicken soup for the literary soul, Metalogicon, House of the Psions, A willpower bell snail, squidmanoids, mystics are our Goku, Why not up than down, lizard-chicken gloves, and Otaku speak.
Referenced episodes

• Age spells, the magic of generations: ep. 39
• Drow, fanatics of distant magics: ep. 40
• Shem, god-template of the corporeal vessel: ep. 58

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This week on Lorekeepers we roll the ol' bones and randomly decide on a god to explore. Who is Exaban? How do they interact with their followers? And what makes them a big big nerd?
Thanks for listening this week. We'll be back with another dive into Halûme. Until then, there are always more stories to tell!
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"Through your acts of mercy, kindness, and forgiveness, kindle the light of hope in the world, beating back despair."
-Kindle the Light, Oath of the Ancients
It's time we had a *spiritual* talk: the kind that involves holy weapons, oaths to ancient nature gods, and a divided war between the Shorn and the Wilders. Simple, right? This week, we investigate the paladins of Oruhne, and imagine how such a class would operate in their lands.
Have some of your own thoughts? Join the Aftermath on r/thelorekeepers!

Curious about something you heard in this episode? Chances are you can find out more about it in the Record of the Lorekeeper!
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New year, new look. In our first series of season 5, we kick things off by taking a good, long, zoomed-out look at the damage the gods can bring (but not just damage).
To keep things fresh, we sprinkle in a tad of structure and end the episode with a clear idea of what episodes we're likely doing for this series.
Enjoy!
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"The ascent to greatness, however steep and dangerous, may entertain an active spirit with the consciousness and exercise of its own power: but the possession of a throne could never yet afford a lasting satisfaction to an ambitious mind.”
- Edward Gibbon, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
The deepest pool is found with a wayward step, and boy did we step in it this week. In what certainly becomes a two-parter, we begin by asking the question of handling borders, and find ourselves neck-deep in a thorough dissection of the histories of Aevum Tertius. Enjoy!
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Referenced Episodes

• Yeva, the first city and the fate of the Knowing: S1.1
• The Shrouded Empire, the first "nation: S1.2
• the Avireal, the dream-legends of elves: S1.15
• En'golin, the First mecca of the distant Maker: S1.20
• Strife-spire, the cause of millenia of conflict: S1.25
• Spans, the primal entrapment: S1.34
• The Nine, defenders of the Nineflow: S1.37
• The Eight, the dragons, the Aspects, and the macrowar: S1.67

Mentioned in this episode, expounded on in the Record of the Lorekeeper:

• Glossolalia
• Sigils, Glyphs, Runes

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