What is the Rusty Quill gaming podcast?
The Rusty Quill Gaming podcast is an actual play podcast following a mixed ability group of comedians, improvisers, gamers, and writers as they play through the extended, tabletop roleplaying campaign Erasing the Line, an original game world of the GM’s crafting.
How do I subscribe to Rusty Quill?
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Who is the Archivist on Rusty Quill?
The Archivist is played by Jonathan Sims, Sarah Baldwin is played by Alice Adzowa, Alice "Daisy" Tonner is played by Fay Roberts. You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast software of choice, or by visiting www.rustyquill.com/subscribe.
Who are the actors in the Rusty Quill cast?
Gertrude Robinson is played by Sue Sims, The Archivist is played by Jonathan Sims, Michael is played by Luke Booys, Georgie Barker is played by Sasha Sienna, Breekon is played by Martin Corcoran, Hope is played by Steve Violich. You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast software of choice, or by visiting www.rustyquill.com/subscribe.
Where is Rusty Quill based?
LondonRusty Quill is a London-based, British production company, creating original media content since 2015, whilst providing break-in opportunities for people who want to join the industry but can't afford to take unpaid internships.
When did Rusty Quill gaming start?
It was founded in 2015 and works to originate, find, develop, fund, produce and distribute exceptional media content around the world.
Is The Magnus Archives complete?
The Magnus Archives is a horror fiction podcast written by Jonathan Sims, directed by Alexander J. Newall, and distributed by Rusty Quill....The Magnus ArchivesNo. of seasons5No. of episodes200PublicationOriginal release24 March 2016 – 25 March 202112 more rows
Are The Magnus Archives connected?
What makes The Magnus Archives more compelling, however, is that while each episode can stand alone, there is an overarching narrative linking them all together.
Who plays basira in the Magnus archives?
Frank VossBasira is voiced by Frank Voss who was in the band The Mechanisms with writer Jonny Sims and fellow voice actors Tim Ledsam (Jordan Kennedy) and Jessica Law (Nikola Orsinov).
Will the Magnus Archives return?
Season five of The Magnus Archives returned from its Act II hiatus in January 2021, with the show's 200th–and final–episode set to air March 25, 2021.
How creepy is The Magnus Archives?
The story-telling style of “The Magnus Archives” is similar to the horror of manga artist Junji Ito or filmmaker Ari Aster — no terrifying jumpscares, just a steady buildup of nightmare fuel. After a few episodes, it's hard to make yourself look out your window at night for fear of what you might see or hear.
Is archive 81 based on The Magnus Archives?
Drawing inspiration from 20th-century occultism, paranormal phenomena, and investigatory podcasts like Serial, Archive 81 shares a lot of DNA with audio dramas like The Black Tapes, Limetown (also adapted for TV), and The Magnus Archives.
Is there a real Magnus Institute?
The Magnus Institute is an academic institution dedicated to researching the esoteric and paranormal. They are not - and they would like to make this clear - paranormal investigators; they are researchers dedicated to revealing knowledge of the unknown.
What does MAG stand for Magnus archives?
Unless they planned some meaning behind it (which I doubt), 'MAG' is just Rusty Quill's abbreviation for "Magnus", ie "The Magnus Archives".
Are Jon and Martin canon?
The fans originally called this ship 'the Dinghy' since it seemed like the least likely ship to become canon and it was relatively small. They dropped it after it was clear that JonMartin had more canon moments. On AO3, JonMartin is the most written ship for both Jon and Martin.
Is The Magnus Archives an ARG?
This particular cavalcade of creativity runs the whole gamut with Sci-fi, Horror, Fantasy, Mystery, Alternate Reality Game “ARG”, Comedy and even a cheeky documentary piece.