The Book of War - An Avatar Legends Realplay
Jesse Thomas, Ash Cooper, Edward Darling, Georgie Hazel, Tilia Quinnn and Lucas LiAVATAR: THE BOOK OF WAR An Australian Avatar: Legends Real-Play Podcast. The story of four teenagers seeking balance in a world without the Avatar. Starring Lucas Li as Tomo - The Razor - He/Him Georgie Hazel as Nuro - The Destined - They/She/He Ted Darling as Banji - The Guardian - He/Him Jesse Thomas as Minh Fang - The Foundling - He/HimTilia Quinnn as Kyomi - The Adamant - She/HerAsh Cooper as ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyImprovLeisureGames | |||
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Chapter 83 - Three Ring City Circus
The Runaways force their way into a circus and reunite with some old friends and aquaintences. Banji eats out of the trash, Minh regresses, Nuro meets another "Kota the Mountain-Slayer" fan and Kiyomi come face to ... more
Chapter 82 - A Mirror to the Soul
The Runaways make their way to Lady Dao's Ba-Sing Se estate in the Inner Ring at the dead of night. Desperate to find some hints on the books they finally make some progress. Minh gets a combo move done, Kiyomi ruins... more
Chapter 81 - Raining Rats and Dogs
The Runaways take an "Onion Busting" job for an "L. Feng" in the Inner Ring, which covers for getting into Lady Dao's Estate. Nuro uses their new stick, Kiyomi airs a grievance, Banji struggles against some pests an... more
Chapter 80 - Cat-Gator Got Your Tongue
The Runaways start scouring the middle ring library for information on Lady Dao's estate and Banji's Sword. The go and thank a mysterious stranger for the help in the Hunu's Finest swap. Nuro does, their first b... more
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- Highly recommend for all Avatar and/or TTRPG fans!
This group of storytellers have woven a tale that masterfully incorporates beloved locations and characters from the Avatar: The Last Airbender universe, while carving a unique and captivating story (and characters) of their own. I can’t stop bingeing this!
Beautiful. Incredible. Heartwarming. I highly recommend this podcast to any Avatar fans, TTRP game fans, or people who just like a damn good story.
(Based on listening to the first 19 episodes)
Apple Podcasts5Tessarose5
Australia2 years ago - New System, Seasoned Adventurers, one Goose Monkey, all fun.
OK so we’re three episodes in and I’m really enjoying Book of War. I listen to a few different DnD live play podcasts, so it is refreshing to listen to something completely different.
With excellent voice talent, a good mixture of action and storytelling and being able to hear a group of players getting their heads around a new system, I will definitely have this podcast on my Notify list.
All hail the Goose Monkey and his intrepid band of adventurers!
Apple Podcasts5OmenTooAustralia3 years ago - Avid LA fan, did not disappoint
Ash and co nailed this. Being an avid Avatar fan I’m glad to see something awesome in the way of podcasts talking about this gem!
Apple Podcasts5VMB authorAustralia3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #123 | Australia/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #173 |  New Zealand/Leisure/Games |
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A lively Avatar-verse real-play focused on four teens navigating a city-wide power struggle, heists, and political intrigue through improvised storytelling, clever social maneuvering, and high-stakes planning. Episodes emphasize crafting dramatic tension, memorable character dynamics, and witty banter, with a strong emphasis on world-building, loyalty, and the costs of power. A standout is its ensemble energy: game master guidance paired with a rotating cast of players who embody distinct, evolving roles. The production balances serious plot threads with humor and meta-commentary, making it engaging for fans of collaborative storytelling, character-driven plots, and ongoing world lore.
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1. Jesse Thomas
2. Ted Darling
3. Georgie Hazel
4. Tilia Quinnn
5. Ash Cooper
6. Ben Kiernan
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