#skyjoust

Summary:

The world of Spéir is home to birds that can grow around eight times the size of those in our world. These magnificent creatures are called "griffins" and on their backs, athletes from across the rediscovered world compete for glory in the sport of joust. The world of competitive jousting is full of gripping and dramatic stories played out in the sky and on the ground.

The first season of Skyjoust! follows four teams from the Fledgling Leagues– adolescent jousters many of whom compete hoping for a chance to make the sport their livelihood– as they each vie for the same championship. Each team has a story, each team has their own reasons to chase victory, but only one will win it all.

Couriers is the one I need some input on. I was initially going to make separate pages each for Tales from Speir and Tales from Thornvale, but after realizing there's only 5 standalone Tales from Speir I'm folding them into the main skyjacks page.

Tien fieldhouse i love you. The world needs to hear your introduction

Transcript:

Quick question, do the pvp Skyjoust episodes have release dates? I really love what I've heard so far and am excited to root for my beloved Barmwhich Perrymen in the next rounds!

I finished The Mask of Inanna just in time for Alicia Goranson's new series to start. This week, Jenny goes round 2 with Hunger, the reality warping godling that will try every manipulative trick in the book to get you to walk willingly into its mouth.

I did not expect to get so fired up by a description of a handshake, but this is a handshake between the two most competitive jousters in Spèir. It's Liz Anderson describing her character guarding their food from all the flying debris kicked up by the handshake shockwave that really did it for me.

It's the Audio Drama Sunday after spooky night, so here's the spooky special I enjoyed the most this week – Beef and Dairy's first guest-written episode, which gets deep into the mythos of milk.

And here's what's out from me this week

More by luck than judgement, one of the darkest episodes of the season dropped on Hallowe'en. When everyone – everyone – has a direct line to the divine, the world is not going to be all sunshine and rainbows.