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Hearthstone Podcast #8 – Part I

October 28th, 2009 | Podcasts

008: Haunted, Part 1

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This episode of Hearthstone Tavern was so big, we had to break it in two!

This is Hearthstone Tavern Role Play Podcast #8 (Part 1)! This week’s topic is HAUNTED! The cast discusses WoW news, Hollows’ End activities, RPing through the Holidays, what we are all wearing IRL for Halloween, and introduce Mox and Michael’s new MMORPG Fallen Earth.

Pumpkin Carving Contest
WoW Stories
NPC Updates!

Lot’s of great fun in these two episodes, so kick back, grab your mug, and have a great time. To get us in the Hallow’s End mood, Harper reads us an original ghost short-story, “Green Finger.”

You can send your questions or comments by contacting us by email at hearthstonetavern@gmail.com or through the comment tools at our website at hearthstonetavern.com.

CAST – Alpha
Brent “Sullivan”
Harper “Pyrus/Larisan”
Matt “Taldarion Shatterbound”
Michael “Anansi”
Mox “Kormok”
Ria “Lannia/Arcania”
Richard “Tharion Greyseer”
Suzanna “Stardancer”
MC – Suzanna/Stardancer

INTRO: Trick or Treat? Written by Michael, Performed by Michael and Mox
Short-Story: Green Finger Written by Harper Performed by Harper

Hearthstone Tavern is Produced and Engineered by Suzanna aka Stardancer Content is © 2009 Hearthstone Tavern RP. World of Warcraft is a trademark of Blizzard, Inc. Phantom of the Opera (8 bar sample) copyright Andrew Lloyd Weber Fallen Earth copyright Fallen Earth, LLC.

Written by: Stardancer

Suzanna started podcasting with "Off the Beaten Path" as heard on the Epic Dolls Podcast. She continues podcasting with a fantastic group of role-play enthusiasts who have all kinds of various artistic talents and game knowledge for hearthstonetavern.com RP Podcast.

5 Responses to “Hearthstone Podcast #8 – Part I”

Sullivan says:

October 28, 2009 at 10:56 pm

I did make a mistake regarding Therka’s event. It was a Feast, not a March. Somehow I got my words crossed.

To give folks a sample of the event – here’s the announcement he made on the forums:

Lok’tar-Ogar!

Brethren, Warriors of the Horde! During this time of year many of you weaker-minded fools spend your days and nights celebrating te Brewfest, over-looking the other, more important holiday that happens during the exact same week, The Harvest Festival!

This holiday is a time when all of the true members of our great Horde recall, and honor our fallen brethren, and as such the Dragonreaver Clan shall be throwing a feast in their honor, the Feast of the Fallen! We shall be holding it wednesday night at 10:00pm. Any and all RPers are welcome to join in the feasting and merryment, and we hope that many people come and enjoy this holiday while it lasts.
Aideyn says:

October 29, 2009 at 9:46 am

About the the conversation about holidays meaning something in WoW Lore, Hallows End actually celebrates the day that the Forsaken and Sylvanas broke away from the control of the Lich King.

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/events/hallowsend/

The trick or treating doesn’t make much sense, but it does have a base in actual WoW Lore. =)
Aideyn says:

October 29, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Note To Self: Listen to the Entire podcast before commenting >.>

I only managed to throw the first section on my ipod before running out the door this morning. So I figure now that Greyseer meant the other holidays, which for the most part don’t really have a basis in WoW lore … *’tarded for commenting before hearing the entire podcast*

But! Thats a sign of how good you all are doing! =P The roundtable discussions are so interesting I feel like I could que up vent and throw my two cents in right in the middle lol!
Nîghtfall says:

October 31, 2009 at 5:43 am

Excellent, as always!!

When I heard the Phantom of the Opera theme I exploded a little
Suzanna (aka Stardancer) says:

November 4, 2009 at 2:39 pm

Thank you for your responses and for the great input.