For fans of Dungeons and Dragons and the Kingkiller Chronicles, a monthly high fantasy audio drama with swords, sorcery, songs, and a cozy tavern in the woods . . . One-hundred years ago, Wren lost his memories when he struck a deal with the Goddess of Death and became her champion. His job entails operating a tavern alone in the middle of a cursed forest and guarding the path to the legendary Wishing Well. On the rare occasion that a wish-seeker survives the Manglewood long enough to reach his doorstep, he sits them down by his fire with a drink of their choice, listens to their story, and immortalizes them in song. But one-hundred years is a long time to be alone, and Wren wants nothing more than to regain his memories.Join us each episode as a new creator from the D&D/TTTRPG community weaves their own tale and immerses you into the world of Ayathis!Main episodes release on the final day of each month.Patreon: patreon.com/thebardichearthContact Us: thebardichearth@gmail.com(Cover Art...
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For fans of Dungeons and Dragons and the Kingkiller Chronicles, a monthly high fantasy audio drama with swords, sorcery, songs, and a cozy tavern in the woods . . . One-hundred years ago, Wren lost his memories when he struck a deal with the Goddess of Death and became her champion. His job entails operating a tavern alone in the middle of a cursed forest and guarding the path to the legendary Wishing Well. On the rare occasion that a wish-seeker survives the Manglewood long enough to reach his doorstep, he sits them down by his fire with a drink of their choice, listens to their story, and immortalizes them in song. But one-hundred years is a long time to be alone, and Wren wants nothing more than to regain his memories.Join us each episode as a new creator from the D&D/TTTRPG community weaves their own tale and immerses you into the world of Ayathis!Main episodes release on the final day of each month.Patreon: patreon.com/thebardichearthContact Us: thebardichearth@gmail.com(Cover Art...
Season 1 | Episode 2: To Forget (w/ DianaOfTheRose)
The Bardic Hearth
41 minutes 54 seconds
10 months ago
Season 1 | Episode 2: To Forget (w/ DianaOfTheRose)
| Content Warning: Graphic Violence, Death
A famous adventurer is haunted by a dark secret, and seeks the Wishing Well to forget her sins.
Celenia Tannis was played by DianaOfTheRose
Wren and Lo'varesh were played by Chase Noseworthy
Farrah was played by Lilli Furfaro
Oliver and the Kul'uran were played by Troy Allan
Kayla was played by Karenna Foley
Mortaine was played by Rochelle Ibarra
Produced by Chase Noseworthy, Rochelle Ibarra, and Troy Allan
Written by Chase Noseworthy and DianaOfTheRose
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The Bardic Hearth
For fans of Dungeons and Dragons and the Kingkiller Chronicles, a monthly high fantasy audio drama with swords, sorcery, songs, and a cozy tavern in the woods . . . One-hundred years ago, Wren lost his memories when he struck a deal with the Goddess of Death and became her champion. His job entails operating a tavern alone in the middle of a cursed forest and guarding the path to the legendary Wishing Well. On the rare occasion that a wish-seeker survives the Manglewood long enough to reach his doorstep, he sits them down by his fire with a drink of their choice, listens to their story, and immortalizes them in song. But one-hundred years is a long time to be alone, and Wren wants nothing more than to regain his memories.Join us each episode as a new creator from the D&D/TTTRPG community weaves their own tale and immerses you into the world of Ayathis!Main episodes release on the final day of each month.Patreon: patreon.com/thebardichearthContact Us: thebardichearth@gmail.com(Cover Art...
