30 Candles: Smokejumpers, Part 2

30 Candles: Smokejumpers, Part 2

Time to sing.  CW: Apocalyptic imagery, descriptions of fire and fire sound effects, in-character inner party conflict, and near death situations throughout. Allusions to murder and descriptions of blood (0:12-0:28, 1:40-1:49, and 2:34-5:42). Description of burn injury (4:43-5:00 and 14:44-14:58). Themes of abandonment and guilt (4:48-6:04, 11:01-11:20, 17:58-19:20). Hallucinations/unreality (9:24-11:20). Resource scarcity/thirst (10:29-11:01). Mentions of difficulty breathing and coughing (11:38, 15:11-15:14, 15:52, 29:45-29:48, 37:44-37:51, 54:53-55:15).  Implication of PC death (59:01-end). The game we are playing this season is Ten Candles by Stephen Dewey. You can find his work at cavalrygames.com [http://cavalrygames.com/] and support him at patreon.com/stephendewey [http://patreon.com/stephendewey]. If you are posting about the show online, please use #RollingMidnight, #30Candles, and #30Cspoilers to tag your content and to help us see anything you’d like to share with us.  This episode contains music and sound effects sourced from freesound.org, zapsplat.com, and soundsnap.com under the Creative Commons Attribution License. For the full list of credits, please visit our website at midnightceremoniesmedia.com

30 Candles: Smokejumpers, Part 1

Out among the Redwoods, a strange wildfire is raging. Trapped, running out of air, and racing against time, five people try to send a message. Canaries don't escape coal mines, but someone hears their song. CW: Apocalyptic imagery, descriptions of fire and fire sound effects, in-character inner party conflict, and near death situations throughout. Themes of abandonment (2:32-2:45 and 55:16-55:28). Mention of dead body (11:08-11:14). Resource scarcity/thirst (11:20-11:31). Description of burn injury (18:49-19:12 and 52:49-54:30). Audio gore (44:17-44:20 and 44:53-45:05). Hallucinations/unreality (45:28-46:2, 1:01:08-1:01:28, 1:01:46, 1:03:32-1:07:28). The game we are playing this season is Ten Candles by Stephen Dewey. You can find his work at cavalrygames.com [http://cavalrygames.com/] and support him at patreon.com/stephendewey [http://patreon.com/stephendewey]. If you are posting about the show online, please use #RollingMidnight, #30Candles, and #30Cspoilers to tag your content and to help us see anything you’d like to share with us.  This episode contains music and sound effects sourced from freesound.org, zapsplat.com, and soundsnap.com under the Creative Commons Attribution License. For the full list of credits, please visit our website at midnightceremoniesmedia.com.

30 Candles: Suburbanoia, Part 2

Trapped. Cold. Running out of food. All they have is each other. What will happen when these kids are pushed to their brink? CW: Threat of death, apocalyptic doom, child endangerment, and resource scarcity throughout. Consistent theme of hunger / need for food, direct mentions (1:32-1:36, 50:08-50:20). Mention of house fire (2:16-2:18). Mention of guns (10:16-11:12, 17:54-21:17), gun cocking (11:05), gunshot (13:14). Explicit NPC death (15:14-15:23), child PC death (32:42-34:48, 37:55-38:51, 40:24-41:26, 42:28-43:30, 47:10-end). Description of corpse (19:20-20:15). Audio gore (15:19-15:23, 15:50-16:16, 38:27-38:51, 41:07-41:27, 47:24-47:35). Mentions of spiders (23:27-25:04). The game we are playing this season is Ten Candles by Stephen Dewey. You can find his work at cavalrygames.com [http://cavalrygames.com/] and support him at patreon.com/stephendewey [http://patreon.com/stephendewey]. If you are posting about the show online, please use #RollingMidnight, #30Candles, and #30Cspoilers to tag your content and to help us see anything you’d like to share with us.  Credits: GM and Director: Saffron Hefta-Gaub This episode contains music and sound effects sourced from freesound.org, zapsplat.com, and soundsnap.com under the Creative Commons Attribution License. For the full list of credits, please visit our website at midnightceremoniesmedia.com.

30 Candles: Suburbanoia, Part 1

Five young kids are left home alone for what has become an endless night. The streets of their once peaceful neighborhood are stalked by creatures who can look and sound like loved ones. How do they know their friends haven’t already turned into Them? CW: Threat of death, apocalyptic doom, child endangerment, and resource scarcity throughout. Consistent theme of hunger / need for food, some direct mentions (0:45-0:48, 3:15-3:26, 11:02-11:05, 11:40-11:48). Mimed gunshot sound effects (6:14-6:18). Implication and description of violence, gore (46:46-50:31). Emergency warning sound (47:44- 50:55). Description of nearby house fire (55:10-1:01:20). The game we are playing this season is Ten Candles by Stephen Dewey. You can find his work at cavalrygames.com [http://cavalrygames.com/] and support him at patreon.com/stephendewey [http://patreon.com/stephendewey]. This episode contains music and sound effects sourced from freesound.org, zapsplat.com, and soundsnap.com under the Creative Commons Attribution License. For the full list of credits, please visit our website at midnightceremoniesmedia.com.

30 Candles: Out With A Bang, Part 2

Our band of lost souls continue their journey at a heavy cost. Storm behind them. Sea ahead. Take a deep breath. It will all be over soon. CW: Threat of death and apocalyptic doom throughout. Consistent themes of gun violence. Animals in distress (4:05-4:20; 6:30-7:05), animal death (6:50-7:05). Gunshots (9:49; 33:59-34:15). Death (9:49-12:00; 28:25-28:40 [implied], 37:25-37:58 [implied], 55:58-56:13, 1:05:50-1:06:35, 1:08:10-1:08:25 [implied], harm to children (31:40-32:05, 36:58-37:58), child death (37:25-37:58 [implied]). Drowning (1:02:50-1:06:35). The game we are playing this season is Ten Candles by Stephen Dewey. You can find his work at cavalrygames.com [http://cavalrygames.com/] and support him at patreon.com/stephendewey [http://patreon.com/stephendewey]. If you are posting about the show online, please use #RollingMidnight, #30Candles, and #30Cspoilers to tag your content and to help us see anything you’d like to share with us.  This episode contains music and sound effects sourced from freesound.org, zapsplat.com, and soundsnap.com under the Creative Commons Attribution License. This work also contains modified material adapted from a recording of Gregorio Allegri’s “Miserere Mei; Deus” by the Ensamble Encénico Vocal del SNFM, used under CC BY 3.0 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb2m1Rrkhkc [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb2m1Rrkhkc]". For the full list of credits, please visit our website at midnightceremoniesmedia.com.