Cas the WikipeDM & Madie Lion

Mage Monomyth

Arts EN ↓ 6 episodes

A one-on-one, heart-to-heart D&D podcast following the story of Nymera Z’lxtrin through friends, family, and magic. Featuring Christopher “Cas” Campbell, Madie Lion, the kitty Queen Lilah, and the four misfit rat ladies Merry, Sapphi, Beetle, and Bonesaw. New episodes bi-weekly!

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Author

Cas the WikipeDM & Madie Lion

Category

Arts

Podcast website

rss.com

Latest episode

Nov 22, 2023

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Episodes

The Conservatory - Episode 6 22.11.2023

The group finishes off their first year with a little hanky-pranky and a lot of magical fun! What sorts of familiars (and not-so-familiars) will room eleven summon?!

The Conservatory - Episode 5 11.04.2022

The students of Room 11 learn the expectations of The Conservatory (and Headmistress Zarta) as they find success and failure in their final exam.

The Conservatory - Episode 4 28.03.2022

Nymera goes searching for a missing friend, and the students adventure out for the final exam of year one (they'll probably be fiiiiine).

The Conservatory - Episode 3 15.03.2022

Nymera gets familiar (hint hint) with Headmistress Zarta's expectations; a mysterious note piques Nymera's curiosity.

The Conservatory - Episode 2 15.03.2022

Classes begin as Nymera gets to know her new friends and professors (and potential frenemies??).

The Conservatory - Episode 1 15.03.2022

Nymera arrives at The Conservatory (dun dun dun!!) and meets her fellow students of Room 11.

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