The Call of the Flame

By: Magnir Productions
  • Summary

  • An epic fantasy, in Audio Drama format. The journey of Bri, and her travels along with her Orc, Elvan, Dwarven, and Halfin companions as she seeks to redeem her father, for murdering the Chieftan of Gods, and restore the balance of magic in the world.
    Magnir Productions LLC
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Episodes
  • Chapter 1: The Barmaid of Gathland (Part 1 of 2)
    Jul 14 2018

    In the realm of Gathland, a barmaid named Bri meets Villadius, an Elvan Wizard seeking the truth about her father, and how he killed the Chieftan of Gods. Setting her on a journey that will forever change the balance of magical power in the world.

    Transcript.

    Greetings, and thanks for tuning in to the first Chapter of our fantasy epic audio play! For updates and new installments check out our website, thecalloftheflame.com. Follow us, and send us a bird on our Twitter! Join the Discord and meet the cast and crew.

    Although, for those of you seeking more than mere social media, be sure to stop by our page on Patreon. Become a patron, and receive extended episodes and music.

    Speaking of, check out Adam Halpin and Stephen Cumberworth on their bandcamp pages.

    Crew:

    Kurt Cañez - Written by/Directed by/Edited by

    Megan Watson - Conlinguist

    Sasha Blore - Edited by

    Adam Halpin – Music & Themes by

    Stephen Cumberworth - Music by

    Nadi Reed Perez - Special thanks

    Cast:

    Bonnie Bogovich - Bri

    Stephen Cumberworth – Villadius / Extras

    Jacob Williamson – Calan / Elvan Extras

    Corey Borchers – Taruk

    Ash Williams – Ultovin

    George Hoctor – Narrator / Rybald

    Abigail Turner – Gathish Extras

    Carrick "RaccoonBro" Inabnett – Gathish Extras

    Eric Umstott – Gathish Extras

    Garry Gibbs II – Elvan Extras

    Johnathan Dougharty – Admiral Belios / Elvan Extras

    Joshua Story – Tama

    Scott Henry – Finn

    Steven Reatherford –Willard

    Zach “Xathien” Young – Elvan Extras

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    23 mins
  • Chapter 1: The Barmaid of Gathland (Part 2 of 2)
    Jul 28 2018

    After a deadly encounter with Elvan Assassins, Bri travels with her friend Calan under the watchful eye of Tarúk, an enigmatic Orc ranger.

    Transcript.

    For updates and new installments check out our website, thecalloftheflame.com. Follow us, and send us a bird on our Twitter! Join the Discord and meet the cast and crew.

    Although, for those of you seeking more than mere social media, be sure to stop by our page on Patreon. Become a patron, and receive extended episodes and music.

    Speaking of, check out Adam Halpin and Stephen Cumberworth on their bandcamp pages.

    Crew:

    Kurt Cañez - Written by/Directed by/Edited by

    Megan Watson - Conlinguist

    Sasha Blore - Edited by

    Adam Halpin – Music & Themes by

    Stephen Cumberworth - Music by

    Nadi Reed Perez - Special thanks

    Cast:

    Bonnie Bogovich - Bri

    Stephen Cumberworth – Villadius / Extras

    Jacob Williamson – Calan / Elvan Extras

    Corey Borchers – Taruk

    Ash Williams – Ultovin

    George Hoctor – Narrator / Rybald

    Abigail Turner – Gathish Extras

    Carrick "RaccoonBro" Inabnett – Gathish Extras

    Eric Umstott – Gathish Extras

    Garry Gibbs II – Elvan Extras

    Johnathan Dougharty – Admiral Belios / Elvan Extras

    Joshua Story – Tama

    Scott Henry – Finn

    Steven Reatherford –Willard

    Zach “Xathien” Young – Elvan Extras

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    17 mins
  • Chapter 2: The Gathering of the Voyagers (Part 1 of 2)
    Aug 12 2018

    Calan seeks the aid of Tarúk the Orc, while Bri finds herself in the company of two strange merchants, Iriklas and Jenquo.

    Transcript.

    For updates and new installments check out our website, thecalloftheflame.com. Follow us, and send us a bird on our Twitter! Join the Discord and meet the cast and crew.

    Although, for those of you seeking more than mere social media, be sure to stop by our page on Patreon. Become a patron, and receive extended episodes and music.

    Speaking of, check out Adam Halpin and Stephen Cumberworth on their bandcamp pages.

    Crew:

    Kurt Cañez - Written by/Directed by/Edited by

    Megan Watson - Conlinguist

    Sasha Blore - Edited by

    Adam Halpin – Music & Themes by

    Stephen Cumberworth - Music by

    Nadi Reed Perez - Special thanks

    Cast:

    Bonnie Bogovich – Bri

    Stephen Cumberworth – Villadius

    Jacob Williamson – Calan / Elvan Extras

    Corey Borchers – Taruk

    Ash Williams – Ultovin

    Zach “Xathien” Young – Iriklas / Extras

    Garry Gibbs II – Jenquo / Elvan Extras

    George Hoctor – Narrator / Wynish Extras

    Abigail Turner – Wynish Extras

    Joshua Story – Wynhold Captain

    Scott Henry – Finn

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    16 mins

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Absolutely Epic!

Some people may see from my name that I am actually one of the sound designers on the show so I won't be reviewing that aspect.

I do however thoroughly believe that this show is absolutely flawless in its performances, music and writing. Kurt (and later Nadia too) does an amazing job at bringing together identifiable, individual characters that flout the normal rules of writing whilst also feeling cohesive and realistic. There's something for everyone here and you'll find yourself becoming attached to a favourite character VERY quickly (mine's Taruk).

The music is PHENOMENAL and I really feel as though Adam should get some kind of dope award for the work he does here, I feel as though the music would stand up in a Hollywood feature!!

The acting if great, the only thing I've really noticed are a couple of varying pronunciations from different actors (but when working with their own language and weird places such as Hymmerthral, who can blame them!?) and the fact that Bri's accent goes from being strongly Gathish (Irish) to very small amounts of Gathish tinge in there but again, people do lose their accents when they travel away from home for a long while!

If you're looking for a soothing yet intense comfort audiodrama with strong relevant themes in today's society and fabulous characters, story and music. THIS IS FOR YOU.

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