Much of the world's technology and industry stems from the increased interest in the artificer's trade and art. Magic items are not new; most times, the church alone caused and created them. Over time the church sold such items as a way to make money and keep unauthorized magic craft at bay. However, in recent times, governments have shown interest in using these devices not only for prosthetics and the public good, but to bring magic into warfare. Something the church in previous eras had jurisdiction over.

Now instead of petitioning the church for a few paladins to pad your army, you can hire a few artificers to craft magic weapons for the front line.
Additionally, a hint for season 2, one of Lel's paternal cousins has an interest in this field. I can not wait for Angela Kunzel to play her!

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Valentine finds more than she bargained for. Lel and Zuykov take their first actions against the Tsar.

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There are countless minds and collaborators that went into creating this work, but there are countless more who have rooted for us over the past year of production. The names that follow are of those helpers who stood out, but we appreciate everyone who contributed to Fate of Korr, big and small. Special thanks to Carnegie Screenwriters, Fed Ex on 960 Penn Avenue, Jessica Morse, Angela Kuzel, Derek Goob, Cinda Souer, Jared Corondor, Ashley Dean, Jim Helfrick, and Angela Cook.

Extra Big thanks to Veronica White and the Herrera family.

"An extra thank you to the original Fate Campaigns players, which helped inspire this series: Randa Regis, Nick Kolodziejczak "Nick Kolo", Alec Fix, Alex Reitmeyer, Ali Dellapina and Andres Herrera. We were the original explorers of this world and the adventures we forged together during our game play was some of the most fun I had. Somewhere out there in this alternate universe, the original spirit of the game lives on. Thank you for lighting the spark." - MW

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Episode Production Credits:

Directed By Amari Shakir & May Walker

Written by May Walker

Continuity Editing by Val Sharell

Copy Editing by Joel Rosenthal

Fate of Korr logo art by LathenDesigns

Mixing & Mastering by Hidalga Erenas

Audio Recording by Brandon Williams

Dialogue Editing by Ellie Abbot

Audio Support by Cole Williams
Marketing assistance by Richard Beckermeyer

Valentine Dantes by Adaeze Dozie

Lel Drozdov by Alex Blair

General Zuykov Drozdov by Alex Brandel

Guards (Ep8) by C. K. Ramos, George Barber, K. R. Hindman & Paul Lutty

Lotte Fredrickson by Chloe Mei-li Bundt

Lucio Burkhart by Christine Mancini

Christophe Morel by David Nackman

Petunia by Declan Hines

Dwarven Child by Ellie Abbot

Zora Burkhart by Ellie Abbot

Sigfried Burkhart by George Barber

Lieutenant General Pasha Belov by Greg Christiansen

Ina Lebedev by K. R. Hindman

Della Sorokin by Katy Grant-Blair

Joven Medved by Luke Carter

Tsar Fadly Ulynaov by Luke Frederick

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Tigrig is situated on the delta of the Immerath river, where it empties into the Glacia Sea. Anglasia, Preppri, and Korr have historically laid claim to this very important port. As of the Tigrig Concord in 1727, the city was expanded and quartered. The fourth quarter, also known as the Sea Quarter or the Port Quarter, is claimed by the Glacia Sea.

This is a Glass Fox Audio production. Fate of Korr was created and directed by May Walker, with production assistance from Declan Hines, Garion Kyler and Brandon Williams. Generative AI was not used in the production of this podcast.
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