
Chartrulean abandoned piety for progress, becoming the savior the world needed anyway. But at what cost? The Jhardeho Order named him messiah and taught him that progress means corruption. He defected. Then, House Starbringer handed him the power to end a centuries-long war. What Chartrulean chose split his world in two. Now he fears he was wrong and is haunted by the manifestation of his choices.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionFiction | |||

Chartrulean and Sophrosyne ask King Starbringer a difficult question, but first he and Chartrulean need to clear the air. The paladins begin their work as guardians for House Starbringer. Loris joins Astreus as Assistant Director, reigniting tensions... more
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I love a good epic, but none of the characters sound different from one another, and half the voice actor sound the same. Way too confusing for a story told only in sound.
The character and world building is next level, the way the characters are written makes it so easy to relate and connect to, compared to most stories told in this genre that leave you feeling like “oh the same old plot and character arcs siiiigh”
This leaves you extremely satisfied and happily waiting for more!
World building, political intrigue, extraordinary sound design… The Madness of Chartrulean has it all. It’s rich, ambitious, and beautifully produced. As so many other reviewers have said before, it’s a masterclass in sci-fi audio drama production.
This show has INSANELY good sound design. When they recommend listening in a quiet space with headphones on, they aren’t kidding. Do it.
The rich story telling will put its hooks in you and next thing you know, 3 hours have passed and you’re staring into the middle distance still listening.
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A character-driven sci-fi epic centers on power, governance, and personal turmoil in a world torn by war and politics, with a strong emphasis on voice acting, immersive sound design, and mythic futurism. Episodes balance palace intrigue, resistance movements, and moral ambiguity around progress and leadership, often anchored by a central protagonist whose choices reshape entire societies. Production thrives on high-concept world-building, atmospheric music, and a commitment to human artistry, including behind-the-scenes content and Unreal Engine storytelling. Noteworthy are its ambitious scope, rich cast, and a clear stance against AI-generated production, which may appeal to listeners who crave immersive lore and cinematic audio storytelli... more
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