The Quiet Year: Spring

Portal Quandary

While we prepare for our mid-season arc, take a listen to the first episode of our Patreon-exclusive series - The Quiet Year. If you want to listen to the rest, head over to our Patreon at patreon.com/PortalQuandary!
Volcanos, flowers, fresh bread, and a charismatic young woman. Welcome to the first episode of our patreon-exclusive miniseries! The Quiet Year is a map-making card game where players collaborate to create a landscape and community therein. As the fairies realise Glamos and its hostile inhabitants grow steadily closer to their settlement, they look for a way to escape the encroaching fields before the year is up. Set long before the events of Portal Quandary Prophis, we come together to explore how the city of Lambence came into being. In Spring, we start building the map, creating some fun lore, and playing with some ideas on how to navigate the Glamos problem.

Content warnings for this episode include coarse language.

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Dungeon Master, Editing, and Community Manager is Tyrone Cross

Noah is Steven Edwards

Timothy is Olive Jerome

Lucille is Rosemary Ochtman

Magnolia is Jorja Odd

Elias Moffat is our Content Producer, Narrative Consultant, and Transcriber

Theme song is “Belly of The Beast” by Lily Harnath and Henry Lucas (@lilyharnath & @henrylucas5)

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Sound effects used in this episode include:

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This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people and produced on the lands of the Awabakal, and Wurundjeri people. Portal Quandary acknowledges and pays respect to our traditional custodians and to their past and present leaders.

The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased) is intended or should be inferred.