Bonus: WiFiSciFi LIVE! - Don't Kill the Messenger
A Ninth World Journal
We present "Don't Kill the Messenger", a live episode as part of WiFiSciFi performed on December 6, 2020. Featuring performances by: Richard Nadolny as the Narrator/Emcee David S. Dear as Januae Sarah Rhea Werner as Shenta Eric Perry as Clont DJ Sylvis as Prolo Shannon Perry as Taina Lee Shackleford as Andras Journee LaFond as Omnon Enjoy!
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Addendum - Sticky Situation
A Ninth World Journal
This episode transpires between Episodes 31 and 32 Januae encounters a stranger familiar with the Endless Abode who may be able to help him find the way out. Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Januae was performed by David S. Dear. The voice of Galto was performed by Jordan Heaver. Music is by Kevin MacLeod at Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License For more information visit Follow on Twitter at Thank you so much for listening!
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Addendum - Water God
A Ninth World Journal
While working with the semblage outside of Charmonde, Januae receives a visitor who delivers some unpleasant news. Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Januae is performed by David S. Dear. The voice of Partran is performed by Mike Gagne Music is by Kevin MacLeod at Follow on Twitter at Thank you so much for listening!
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Addendum - Conceptual Creation
A Ninth World Journal
While attuning the dimension walking device to his personal frequency Januae travels to a dimension where objects instantly manifest from thoughts. Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Januae is performed by David S. Dear. The voice of Glenna is performed by Karin Heimdahl. Music is by Kevin MacLeod at Market sounds courtesy of For more information and transcripts visit Follow on Twitter at Thank you so much for listening!
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Addendum - Chetena
A Ninth World Journal
Januae thinks back to a pivotal event in his childhood that influenced his decision to become an Aeon Priest. Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Januae is performed by David S. Dear. Music is by Kevin MacLeod at "Splash, Jumping, E.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org For more information visit Follow on Twitter at
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Bonus: Avoid Seavel
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Bonus: Worth a Whisper
A Ninth World Journal
This is one of my favorite pieces of artwork from Numenera created by , one that lit my imagination for what sort of world was left behind by those prior civilizations. Monte Cook Games created an entire town based on this artwork called Rachid. The monument above is called the Catholith, which is believed to be the source of the whispers mentioned in the story. This story is based around the concept in Numenera Discovery and first appears on , a site for fan fiction dedicated to Numenera. Enjoy!
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Addendum - Cleef
A Ninth World Journal
Januae and a slave contemplate their situation and its purpose late into a sleepless night. Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Ardeen is performed by Nikki Richardson. The voice of Januae is performed by David S. Dear. Music is by Kevin MacLeod at For more information visit Follow on Twitter at If you’d like to help support the show you can become a patron at or you can leave a donation at Thank you so much for listening!
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Addendum - Yesteryear
A Ninth World Journal
While Januae does his best to try to survive and sustain himself in the looped realm, he finds he gets a little "lost"... Written and produced by David S. Dear. Based on the RPG Numenera by The voice of Januae is performed by David S. Dear Special guest voice performed by Jessica Vest Music is by Kevin MacLeod at For more information and transcripts visit Thank you so much for listening!
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Journal Entry 52: Sunken Salvation and Execution
A Ninth World Journal
Januae is recovered, but in grave condition, while an old adversary returns. A Ninth World Journal is written and produced by David S. Dear and is based on the roleplaying game Numenera by . Chetena is played by Erin Lillis Ureeo is played by Tal Minear Thafti is played by Méabh de Brún Januae is played by David S. Dear Cormetnet is played by Tim Sherburn Cyunn is played by Stephanie Tobin Theme music is Hitman by Kevin MacLeod at We'd love it if you'd leave us a review on , , , or anywhere else you can leave reviews. You can also support the show on our or subscribing to...
info_outlineDice Tower Theatre presents Dawn of Dragons. A clean, family-friendly, fantasy epic with a setting both unique and familiar to those that enjoy escaping into the classic worlds of Tolkien, CS Lewis, Rothfuss and Martin. Worlds where magic and dragons battle with relatable heroes. Heroes that also at times must battle even those challenges that lie within their own hearts.
Raised by former knights in hiding, they have grown up taking on different skills, each one unique and valuable to each other. Young Cordelia the fire mage, aspiring knight Benedict, bright-eyed mariner Zorin and the deadly swordmaster Sophie are not only bonded by use of magic or mastery of a sword, they are also tied to a great destiny - a destiny foretold in lost tomes they have yet to discover.
But first their world is one now cloaked in a great shadow that is spreading like a sickness which they seek to overcome.
In this scene our heroes are locked in the defense of the celestine tower, an ancient castle watching over the vast plain of the great valley. They are under siege by dragons and other dark forces of an invading army. While some of our heros are exploring its ancient halls above looking for assistance we begin by joining young benedict, to stand by his side on the battlefield.
Originally created simply to record the events of a collaborative roleplaying game, Dice Tower Theatre has now grown to a production including over 80 voice actors, original scoring and sound design by the game master himself, resulting in hours of quality entertainment. Many of the echoes of life’s struggles came out organically at the table between the players as friends and were captured in the story. Those struggles come with lessons, and overall those lessons are to be a better person, both to those around them as well as to themselves. You can listen to Dice Tower Theatre at https://dicetowertheatre.com or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.