Demipia

The Mine Children, Episode 11: An Easy Mistake Answers finally begin to arrive, but all wish they had not. What strange creature is this child that stalks the foggy night. What does she want? How does she live? How do you kill it? The danger of knowledge is that it too much promises madness. Understanding is a treacherous path to stumble down. Now possessing a subject for their investigations, will these odd companions keep themselves intact, in both body and mind? Like us on Facebook and look at the maps of Southern Vaals, and the Dorliir Temple at: www.facebook.com/DemipiaT3A/ Follow us on Twitter for updates, discussion, and some much needed psychotherapy https://twitter.com/DemipiaT3A Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Rest You Sleeping Gian

The Mine Children, Episode 10: Amille Frightened children. Paranoid townsfolk. A village gripped by lethargy. The sun above Goll's Fall seems dimmer each day, moreso than the approaching winter would usually herald. At least the seemingly innocent Arnach watcher, Hueil'Dan, gives some welcome relief from the dreary atmosphere that seems to pervade these mountains. But these odd companions cannot dally too long. The world around them will act even if they do not, and the world is Wrathful at its heart. Like us on Facebook and look at the maps of Southern Vaals, and the Dorliir Temple at: www.facebook.com/DemipiaT3A/ Follow us on Twitter for updates, discussion, and some much needed psychotherapy https://twitter.com/DemipiaT3A Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov

The Mine Children, Episode 9: Investigations About Town The taste of freedom is bitter sweet. The relief at narrowly avoiding death cannot be over stated, but the loss of sanity and body parts taints these small victories. These odd companions seem no closer to attaining justice for poor Rafael, closure for Tsara, his mother, or discovering what is the source of the strange things happening in the village of Goll's Fall.  Like us on Facebook and look at the maps of Southern Vaals, and the Dorliir Temple at: www.facebook.com/DemipiaT3A/ Follow us on Twitter for updates, discussion, and some much needed psychotherapy www.twitter.com/DemipiaT3A Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Doxent Zsigmond - Forgotten Land Gurdonark - Exurb _ghost_ - Reverie

The Mine Children, Episode 8: Trapped, Cursed and Frightened. Trapped deep within the earth, in a hostile temple just beginning to stir awake. Malagriir cannot be revived, as things wriggle beneath his skin, and beneath the skins of Erdi and Garesh. There is far to go before any of these odd companions catch a glimpse of the sky once more. They know there is more suffering get to come, but are no closer to discovering what caused the fate of poor Rafael. Maps of Southern Vaals, and the Dorliir Temple can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/DemipiaT3A/ Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Cryosyncopy - Yog Sothoth Fireproof Babies - Swim Below as Leviathans Cryosyncopy - Shower of Arachnids Fireproof Babies - Dark Woods Rest You Sleeping Giant - E

The Mine Children, Episode 7: In Deeper Than Is Safe On the trail of a group of cultists, these odd companions have found themselves hesitantly searching a dark and grim temple. Water falls from the ceiling, while moss and fungi cover every available surface. The unease within the group is palpable, as they stumble across disturbing creation after disturbing creation. There is still no signs of a living cultist, and they are beginning to lose their grip on their sanity. Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Cryosyncopy - Yog Sothoth Gurdonark - Ninth Ward Doxent Zsigmond - Mysterium Cryosyncopy - Shower of Arachnids Cryosyncopy - Gorging Eclipse

The Mine Children, Episode 6: Into the Dungeon A foul night has passed, and now a young boy is dead, shrivelled almost beyond recognition. Something terrible is happening in the village of Goll's Fall. A mother weeps for what she has lost, in the shrine to the King of Death. Accusations of misdeeds fly as a Dorliir, face and hands drenched in blood, walks through the gate. A huge figure, perched atop a mountain, watches all that unfolds. Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Fireproof Babies - Dark Woods Doxent Zsigmond - Forgotten Land Gurdonark - Ninth Ward Cryosyncopy - Yog Sothoth Cryosyncopy - Wandering

The Mine Children, Episode 5: The Tomb of the Flenser The Dorliir acolyte of the Mother of Darkness, Malagriir, hears wispers in the night. Something is calling to him. Something requires his service. What will he find in these dark lands as he ventures out alone, and maybe more importantly, what will find him? Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Naotko - PVC Quena Ja Rearrange Cryosyncopy - Gorging Eclipse Cryosyncopy - Wandering Doxent Zsigmond - Forgotten Land Gurdonark - Ninth Ward Cryosyncopy - Yog Sothoth

The Mine Children, Episode 4: the Loss of a Child The harrowing journey is finally over. Though they have lost two of their travelling fellows, and their Dorliir companion has mysteriously disappeared in the night, the others have finally arrived at Goll's Fall. There is a tension here, in this picturequse village beside the waterfall. Something beyond the rows of empty houses, or the paranoid man at the gate. Something more than the strange and guarded townsfolk. Something here is not quite as it seems. Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Doxent Zsigmond - Forgotten Land Cryosyncopy - Gorging Eclipse Rest You Sleeping Giant - Elbow Song _ghost - Reverie Fireproof Babies - Dark Woods

The Mine Children, Episode 3: The Trap at Sorrow's Nook   Mad creatures on the treacherous road. Figures lurking in the night. Crossbow bolts from the darkness. Through struggle comes glory, at least thats what Garesh tells himself as he nurses his wounds each night. Anastasia tries not to think of what she has left, as she tries to sleep on the unyielding ground. Erdi tries to focus on happiness, as the snores from C'than whipser promises of madness. Malagriir broods on the nobility of his suffering. Aktum sinks his teeth into his ham, preparing for what is to come. Tibor smiles to himself. Their journey is almost over. Just one more night and one more day. If they survive the things outside. Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Max Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Cryosyncopy - Gorging Eclipse Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signa

The Mine Children, Episode 2: Bandit Attacks on the Road   This collection of odd folk continue to make their to Goll's Fall. The danger of their path continues to reveal itself, but they persist in their travels, learning of each other in the process. Maybe as they grow accustomed to one another bonds of friendship will one day form, if they survive what is to come.   Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Max Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Cryosyncopy - Gorging Eclipse Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Naotko - PVC Quena Ja Doxent Zsigmond - Mysterium Zikweb - Not Too Quiet Fireproof Babies - Swim Below as Leviathans

The Mine Children, Episode 1: The Journey Begins   Six strange characters gather together to begin a journey to a place that will change them forever. Some seek glory. Some seek enlightenment, Some seek family. Some seek revenge. What they will find will not be what was expected. Meet the characters. Meet their companions. Begin their travels with them...just don't get too attached.   Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Max Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. The Mine Children Theme was written by Rich Spencer. Music used under the Creative Commons free for commercial use attribution license (Artist - Track): Sergey Cheremisinov - The Signals Rest You Sleeping Giant - Elbow Song Doxent Zsigmond - Forgotten Land Rest You Sleeping Giant - Disconnet Fireproof Babies - Swim Below as Leviathans