Small Embers | Dungeons & Dragons Actual Play Podcast
Small Embers | Dungeons & Dragons Actual Play Podcast · Sep 2, 2025 · 1:06:58
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The East Wind Part 1 is Episode 81 of Small Embers, the cinematic D&D Actual Play Podcast from Dice Company. The Air Fleet of Shale, led by The Sterling, takes to the skies as they engage the Sons of Khaile in a battle for control of the air.
With the fate of Shale fleet hanging in the balance, the Order of the Heron and their allies face a dangerous enemy above the mountains in a conflict that will test their courage and resolve.
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Starring:
Alex Morrison as Oberon Seeksorrow
Charlie Blackadder as Vander Finnick
Dave Windust as Petren Oakflower
Harry King as Tock
TC Patrick as The Dungeon Master
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Special Thanks To:
Richard Godden – Voice of God (Website | Bluesky)
Eric Dieter – Credits King (SoundCloud | Bluesky)
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Additional Sound & Music By Syrinscape – Because Epic Games Need Epic Sound!
See full music credits on the Dice Company website
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Artwork By:
The Red Right Hand - Logo
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