The opening of our campaign began with an interrogation scene between another player that I had nicknamed "the wanderlust king" (Thanks Gogol Bordello!) and my character. She was framing him for a crime he didn't commit, in order to blackmail him into my countries service, because I am great at writing Jack Bauer-esque characters.
I imagined this to be a light room, not like the interrogation rooms we see in modern "high fantasy dungeons" or police dramas. I specifically wanted the dungeons to be a beautiful reminder of the society my character was based around: order and honor first. I wanted the depravity of the opening scene to be built entirely around the idea of one character framing another for a murder they didn't commit: you serve, or you hang.
Aedra was basically Baelish, is what I'm trying to say.
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On both Avalanche and the Whirlwind Remix particularly, Seeming manages the seemingly impossible feat of making it sound like there's 2 or 3 different songs going on simultaneously, in the best possible way. Such a huge spacious sound, and immaculate production and songwriting.
Also, I'm pretty sure Leonard Cohen would have heartily approved of this version of "Avalanche". <3 Conor Connolly
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