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Published by Kevin Perjurer, Defunctland
The Societies is a part role-playing game, part audio drama narrative drawing inspiration from the lore of theme parks created and narrated by Defunctland creator Kevin Perjurer. Follow the adventures of Dr. Chip Whitelsly PHD (Disney Dan), Clara Barnsworth (Alicia Stella), and Herbert Lister (RobPlays) and friends as they navigate a world inspired by character and settings found in Disney, Universal, Cedar Fair, and other theme parks around the world. Part of Kevin Perjurer's Themed Alternative, an experimental themed media production house.
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In this episode, Dr. Chip, Herb, and Clara attempt to convince The Society of Explorers and Gunslingers to help them on their quest.
Herbert, Clara, and Dr. Chip find themselves in the Old West, and must figure out a way to get their mission back on track.
Our heroes are properly introduced to Lord Henry Mystic, who explains to them the story of how he ended up in their era, and why there has been so little progress in their world, but is there anything that can be done about it?
In the first chapter of their adventure, Dr. Chip Whittelsly PHD and mechanic Herbert Lister meet crop duster and aerial tour guide Clara Barnsworth. Their tour of the sky goes awry, and our heroes must seek refuge in a questionable location...
In this introductory chapter, Kevin explains the general structure and rules of The Societies podcast/game/audio drama, before diving into Dan, Alicia, and Rob's character backgrounds.
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