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Twenty years ago, the Kindly Ancestors rose from their graves to reconquer the lands of Old Cyshane. Today, an endless multitude of ancient kings and queens squabble and bicker for cultural supremacy. Labouring corpse-technology has swallowed up agriculture and industry. Dead-divers descend into the netherworld, searching for a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionDramaFiction | |||

Content warnings:
This episode contains multiple acts of extreme violence.
Episode description:
As Timmer reluctantly takes command of the company, Sore Morel absconds with his daughter's body - and finds himself the victim of a murderous royal co... more
Transcript: www.ourwarshaveended.com/transcripts-episode-4
Episode description
As Caul Serrikane is dragged forcibly through the Cyshanic justice system and out the other side, she encounters at least one possible ally - that is, if she can... more
In the conquered city of Catalfac, a young dead-diver takes on her newest contract - a job to descend into the depths of the Nether and retrieve valuable information.
Transcript: www.ourwarshaveended.com/transcripts-episode-3
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Thi... more
On the outskirts of the Lick, the remaining Morel family wait for the inevitable to happen. Sore Morel finds a new target for his fury and denial. Lively makes rapid plans to exit the company. A new client arrives with an intriguing job offer.
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This is such beautiful writing and spot on acting. It’s inclusive and representative and I hope it goes on forever!!!
A fascinating concept! I have listened to the six episodes released so far and I am confident that this strange alien world has a lot of meat for the writers to explore. The surly little Death Diver is going to be fun to follow and I do hope we see more of Blot, I am a sucker for those Only Academic The Crew type characters, I want to know how he ended up there.
I say this as an nb, the script could have been far less clumsy inserting the idea that non-binary is a valid gender in this world. It... more
from the writing to the audio production everything feels so... deep and put together.
Its already got me hooked, I have loved everything these creators have released and as soon as I heard they were going to do a medieval fantasy setting I knew it would be one of my favorites. It gives me the same vibes that the book series "the black company" has and im all in on it.
The story, the setting, is long lived in and immersive when we are introduced to the story. If you struggle with auditory processing disorder, the transcripts are listed with every episode, and I often read them either after I have listened or follow along while listening, and it makes it much easier to understand some of the reanimated or the voices in the place that holds the conciseness of the dead.
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This show leans into a dark, sprawling fantasy world where memory, death, and the ethics of technology collide in a decaying empire. Across episodes, listeners follow factions contending over history, power, and resurrection, with a foreground of brutal wars, ritual economies, and memory extraction as currency. The storytelling emphasizes dense lore, morally gray characters, and vivid world-building, likely appealing to fans of mythic epics, grimdark fantasy, and thought-provoking speculative fiction. Noteworthy are its ambitious themes, atmospheric sound design, and a penchant for turning memory and corpse-tech into the engines driving conflict and plot twists.
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