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Marn Ancura

**Marn** is a character in *Sangfielle*. Her class is Keen (originally Hound in Heart: The City Beneath).

## Appearance

Marn is a Carpana (a type of anthropomorphic capybara person) with fur colors similar to a Siamese cat. She has black fur on her snout, forearms, calves, and ear tips. She has short ears. She is around 4'8" (142 cm).

She wears "cowboy aesthetic" outfits, including button-down shirts, suspenders, a neckerchief, gloves, boots, and a boat hat with holes for her ears on the brim. She carries multiple tool belts, onto which equipment in roll-up bags is also attached.

## Background

Marn is from Vish. She left to join the Telluricist Union and train to become Keen, but returned after her graduation to celebrate. She was hired by the Blackwick group when she was back in the area, which she thinks will give her a lot of hands-on experience towards her goal: to find a homemade cure for curses.

## Beats

* Succeed at something that someone else has recently failed to achieve. (minor)
* Establish a connection on a delve. (minor, completed Episode 8)

## Gallery

Art by Gareth Damian MartinArt by @FrederikBaurArt by @singingclockArt by Virginia PaineArt by @grym333
Emma Serchilde

**Emma Serchilde** is an officer and investigator for the Glim Macula, turned opportunistic vampire in the service of Virtue Mondegreen.

## Description

Emma Serchilde is a devil with big white upturned horns, tan skin, and close cut dark hair. She is built like a shit brickhouse, appearing ready to rip someone's head off. She wore a Glim Macula uniform, which resembles the witch hunters' from The Witcher 3, with a white and blue sash across her chest. She has a big fuck-off sword on her back that shines weirdly under the moonlight.

## Appearances

In The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge, Serchilde led a group of Glim Macula, including Felix Hollowfield, to the Rotundana Library in order to capture or kill Duvall, Lyke and Virtue — unsuccessfully. In episode 29, she and her team are seen later at the Glim Macula's Open Gates party, looking battered and bruised from the fight and having been given easier duties on that night.

In Six Travelers: Hazard, Serchilde returns as a vampire and Lenore Voivode's lover, having promptly changed her allegiance to the new power in Sapodilla. She and Lenore assist Hazard in spying on the Wrights of the Seventh Sun at Bell Metal Station.
Sangfielle 54: Six Travelers: Duvall

## Episode Description

> It has been a long journey for Duvall. He first came to the heartland from Aldomina years ago, in search of adventure and glory. But he found only questions of the most existential sort, and a city that would reshape him utterly. Now, years later, he upholds a promise he made to his cousin journeys heads home.
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)

## Other Characters

* It
* Spider
* Various Glim Macula
Rana

Rana is the priestess of Kaitankro who tends to the Stilted Temple of Chitin Crow.

## Appearance

Rana is an old woman who appears 70–80 but moves like a child, sprinting about. She has wrinkled skin, a shaved head with white peach fuzz, and big, happy eyes.

She wears a cape of feathers and a plague doctor mask, pulled up to reveal a big toothy grin.

## Notes

Rana is very excited to see potential guests.

She sees herself as having a grandmotherly relationship to Bucho.

## Background

This page contains information that is a spoiler for The Candle Factory. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

Rana used to live in Yellowfield and somehow managed to get enough out of range of the vicar to be independent.
Bag of interesting teeth

A **bag of interesting teeth** was Virtue's starting resource.

Sylvia attempted to spend this in the first downtime to clear the major Mind fallout Despair, but realized that she needed a d8 or larger haunt.

Instead, in Episode 15, Virtue spent it and the key pendant to get to a d8 value in conversation with Rana. This downgraded Despair to a Fascination with minor religions.
Doll's head that speaks

A **doll's head that speaks** was a resource bought by Pickman with the intention of feeding it to her armor. Only the head is cursed: the body does not move, whether connected or not, and the head disavows it.

In Sapodilla, Pickman brought the doll to Old Alamae, as payment for a tarot reading (to clear the Echo fallout Conduit). Alamae retrieved a doll body from a chest and attached it to the head. The reassembled doll sat on the corner of her hope chest, finally quieted.

## Quotes

"My head is cursed." "This is not my body." "Do you have my body? Do you have my body?"

"You're going to die. Die on the tracks."

“I have no awareness of my body below my mouth. What is the site of the soul?”

1. ↑ Sangfielle 13: Market Day in Blackwick
2. ↑ Sangfielle 17: What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 1
3. ↑ Sangfielle 22: Whispers in the City by the Sea
Sangfielle 25: The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge Pt. 3

## Episode Description

> Across every district of Sapodilla, the Glim Macula's crackdown continues, "justifying" their increased presence with the recent deaths of two customs guards. Heritrixes and other's touched by the Heartland's truth continue to go missing. The moon grows ever longer. This city is a held breath. But for those with the wealth or connections to attend Davia Pledge's return to public performance, release seems only nights away. And they are half-right: The grand re-opening of the Pledge House Concert Hall will certainly be an exhalation, of a sort.
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
Genburi statue

The **Genburi statue** was one of Lye Lychen's first souvenirs. It is a small statue of the sexy rat god of education Genburi, with engravings in his priests' sacred language.

In Episode 22, Lyke offered the statue at Sapodilla's Boundless Conclave temple to heal the Fortune fallout Foreboding. Unfortunately, the gods were only able to move the bad fortune around instead of eliminating it, and the Long Moon shone on Bucho.
Sangfielle 21: At the Gates of Sapodilla

## At the Gates of Sapodilla

The gang goes through immigration control.

## Episode Description

> Sapodilla has always been the sort of city that finds its way into the heart of a story. A place in touch with its seaside bearing, colored by the sun’s reflection against the water. A place where high towers rise at the corners of high walls, cutting the metropolis into little puzzle pieces. And centuries ago, during the panic, when the petty local lords who’d conquered Sangfielle fled and left behind those they’d chained, Sapodilla became the best kind of place: a refuge. Its ancient gates opened, its people overruled the rulers and waved banners of welcome from the parapets and invited in all kinds of folk to escape calamity, to recover, and to rebuild.
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Jack de Quidt (as unnamed Blade Runner-verse robot interviewer and Pickman)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)

## Other Characters

* Glim Macula agent(s)
* Bucho (mentioned)
* Calen fel Dynestia (mentioned)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
Hymn of the Mother-Beast (disambiguation)

## May refer to

* **Hymn of the Mother-Beast Arc** The first arc of *Sangfielle*
* **Hymn of the Mother-Beast (location)** The realm containing the Priory of the Mother-Beast
* **Hymn of the Mother-Beast (song)** The method by which one gets to the Priory of the Mother-Beast

 This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Season 7 Trailer & Announcement

## Episode Description

> People will tell you that the heartland got sick about 200 years ago. When the dust came, reality left, and the panic set in. But trust me, it was ailing long before that.
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> So, the storms came, and they brought a deep sickness to the plains and valleys. Soil turned barren, animals twisted in form and character, unkind spirits swept through the fields, farmhouses, and burgs. Reality, unhinged, drew its own course. Unpredictable, though never dishonest.
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Gandies

**Gandies** are creatures of the Shape that perform maintenance, signalling, and other sundry tasks that trains either cannot perform or do not wish to.

They are extruded from thin brass pipes (around the diameter of a coin) around the railroad, or inside the trains themselves.

## Appearance

Gandies have an unsettling insectoid appearance, described as resembling chrysalids from XCOM or keepers from Mass Effect; they clamber around on four thin, sharp legs. They are made of a waxy, paper mâché-like carapace that apparently has newsprint on it.

Gandies come in three main body types, although Shape knights often categorize them by function: e.g. signalmen, dispatchers, and other rail-associated tasks. The first is large and has fleshy mallet-like limbs, used to hammer spikes into the ground or bang dents out of the sides of trains. The second have a scorpion-like tail that raises up and then extrudes a twisted railroad spike. The third have tools such as screwdrivers and wrenches hanging from their underbellies.

## Trivia

* They are named after gandy dancers, a historical term for railroad workers. The term originates because they looked like waddling geese from a distance.
Regan Alaway

This page contains information that is by its nature a spoiler. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

## Alaway

### Pronouns

various;
he/him during Candle Factory arc and as of Wax, Ichor, and Iron

## Meta information

### Player

Austin WalkerJack de Quidt (in episode 41)

### Appears in

The Candle Factory
Just Returns (offscreen)
Wax, Ichor, and Iron
Six Travelers: Lyke

### Other stats

Risky

**Regan Alaway**, most recently as High Vicar of the Church of Subsolum, was ruler of the town of Yellowfield for many decades, in various roles. They are a waxen vampire. In Yellowfield, Alaway built a number of wax bodies which had their own independence and consciousness until the primary one died, at which point another would be completely taken over by the vampire's consciousness and soon find an excuse to be the new leader of the town.

## History

Alaway was the pre-Panic wizard who called Yellowfield his "Xanthic Demesne". She took over the town again some decades later, as the leader of the church when it was built. As the factory foreman, they took control from her, and then as the village elder, he took control from them, and so on every few decades.

At some point, Alaway built Eyes, Ears, and Mouth as an experiment with less human body plans. This did not work particularly well, so they became more traditional vampire thralls.

## Bodies

> “*I told you, you can’t kill me. They’re all me when I want them to be. That’s the trick. Your vampire friend back there, she wants to extend the life of* her *body. Give up on the body, and it becomes much easier.*”
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* The High Vicar (until Episode 16; returned as of Episode 47)
* Gala (taken over as primary in Episode 16)
* Galena, Gala's "mother"
* Wayne, the stationmaster
* Seventeen or so other factory workers
* Rana (escaped)

All of these names are anagrams of letters appearing in the name "Regan Alaway". What a prick.

Previous active incarnations appear in the Residuum. When the party is in candle factory, there are six of them, all looking close enough to be family; one heavily resembles Gala. Some are dressed like Regan, in black clothes with a white collar, but others wear normal clothing associated with a foreman or village elder. All are somewhat waxy, but not sickly like Bucho had been.

Alaway did not want to give up the vicar's body, as they all have different stats in terms of ways of thinking about the world, and this one was very good at so-called weird magic cult shit.

## The Candle Factory Arc

This page is under construction. Please excuse the mess.
Aterika’Kaal’s sanctum

**Aterika’Kaal’s sanctum** is a pocket dimension created by Lye Lychen, originally to contain the Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge. He is able to open up a vine-covered door to the god's domain and take others there for healing. Aterika’Kaal is grateful to Lyke for this, but has been known to devour other travellers who come across the location.

It resembles the godly realm Aterika’Kaal originally had, connected to Roseroot Hall. The spider-like remnant has settled in comfortably, and drew power from the Course when the door was opened in Marrowcreek, becoming stronger. Other people were able to make their way in there using similar spells to Lyke's own Sanctum of the Stone Chorus, and at least some were devoured.
Clapcast: The Most Wanted Song

> “*Do all your shopping at Walmart!*”
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Instead of a proper episode, for the week of Thanksgiving, a previous Clapcast episode was released to the public. This episode will be unavoidably, uncontrollably liked by the majority of listeners: and if it's not, Sangfielle will return next week, with them finally getting off the boat.

## Contents

Austin, Jack, Janine, and Keith listen to and comment on "The Most Unwanted Song" and "The Most Unwanted Music", by Komar and Melamid & Dave Soldier.

## Cast

* Ali Acampora (introduction only)
* Austin Walker
* Jack de Quidt
* Janine Hawkins
* Keith J Carberry

## Trivia

* This episode was originally released on Patreon here, on October 25th.
* While most Clapcasts are outtakes from recordings, focused on the cast failing to clap in sync or having amusing digressions, this episode was recorded especially.

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Priory of the Mother-Beast

Not to be confused with the Abbey of the Mother-Beast (the abbey in Blackwick) or the Cathedral of the Mother-Beast

This page contains information that is a spoiler for Hymn of the Mother-Beast Arc. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

> *In the streets of Concentus, some food sellers use specially treated props to advetise their goods. The color of fruit is brighter; the loaves of bread retain softness and texture indefinitely; meat glistens. Yet by extending their beauty through time, they trade their very nature as victuals, becoming injurious copies instead. Such is the Priory. Do not confuse the soft canyon breeze or the eternal noon sun for serenity. This place is ash, held.*
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The **Priory of the Mother-Beast** was created by the Sisters of the Mother-Beast within the Hymn. It's a place of salt, ash, and ceramic.

## Layout

The priory is a series of buildings, one of which has a belltower similar to that of the Abbey of the Mother-Beast.
Jolyon

Jolyon is a friend of Duvall's from school in Aldomina.

## Backstory

As a teenager, Jolyon attended a posh boarding school in Aldomina, where they were becoming disconnected from general society at around the same time as Duvall. The pair would skip class together and get high or do juvenile pranks, and in fact rarely went to class together instead.

Jolyon came into debt to some "unsavory sorts", and when something went wrong, they were not protected by labor laws (as devils don't have contracts), and thus died and went to hell.

## During the Bell Metal Station arc

This page contains information that is a spoiler for What Happened at Bell Metal Station. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

When Pickman and Duvall boarded the [[Red Zephyr]], the train saw an opportunity to communicate to others. It appeared to Jolyon in Ojantani form and made an agreement (not a contract) to hire them, saying that it could not go back, but they could. Mechanically, this was as a result of Duvall taking the upgraded Echo fallout "The Life Not Lived"; Jolyon appeared on board, now older and resembling "a Great Gatsby side character", and greeted their friend. They were hospitable and friendly, offering tea, but Pickman declared them to be a ghost or a projection of the train and refused to participate in the conversation, while Duvall was was flummoxed and didn't feel like anything was odd at the time. Also, full of bugs, which they noticed. After some conversation, Jolyon gave him a Red Zephyr torch and convinced the train to stop so he and Pickman could walk back to Bell Metal Station.

When the party returned (with Lyke) after being kicked out of the station, Jolyon was fixing the broken pipe, now dressed as an old-fashioned train operator. Pickman finally realized that Jolyon was not in fact a ghost, and wrote a letter that convinced the Red Zephyr to stop attacking the station and instead head to Sapodilla.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 2
2. ↑ What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 3
Sangfielle 18: What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 2

## Episode Description

> So far, so good. Lyke, Duvall, and Pickman navigated a skeletal riddle, drove away some uncanny engineers, and connected with a monster hunter who veers towards the monstrous herself. Normal, at least in so far as this particular tale of the abnormal goes, anyway. But now they’ve turned south towards Bell Metal station, and soon enough the strange will get stranger. Things could have gone differently here, stayed on script, so to speak. But the Blackwick Group is never happier than when taking things from an unpredictable angle. Ain’t that what makes them so charming?
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)

## Other Characters

* Katonya
* Agdeline
* Ettel
* Larch
* The Red Zephyr (introduced)
* Jolyon (introduced)
* Omerra Celendi (introduced as faraway voice)

## Locations

* Last Rest
* The Shape
* Bell Metal Station
* Aboard the *Red Zephyr*
Ana Berylia

## Meta information

### Debut

"The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 1" (mentioned)"The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 2"

### Appears in

The Secret Ledger of Roseroot HallJust Returns

**Ana Berylia** is Dayward YVE's maid. She is a bit squeamish to be comfortable in the Heartland, but followed YVE there anyway.

## Appearance

Ana Berylia is a Carpana. Her body is covered in brown and black hair, with little streaks of grey at her temples. She usually wears her uniform: a grey dress and white apron.
Hymn of the Mother-Beast (song)

See Hymn of the Mother-Beast (disambiguation).
**The Hymn of the Mother-Beast** is the hymn one must sing to access the dimension made by the Sisters of the Mother-Beast.

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> Her love is vast and nourishing.
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Sangfielle 04: The Blackwick Group

## Episode Description

> It has been one year since the folks of Eastern Folly put an end to a generations-long curse, and a few months fewer since a vote brought a new name to the town and its environs: Blackwick County.  The name was a compromise, evoking not only the darkening embers of the Triadic Pyre’s ashen dogma, but also the warmth and comfort of night at home coming to its end with a little prayer to Slumbous.
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## Opening narration

The narrator reads the same text as in the episode description.

## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora
* Andrew Lee Swan
* Art Martinez-Tebbel
* Jack de Quidt
* Janine Hawkins
* Keith J Carberry
* Sylvia Clare
Sangfielle 34: Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 3

## Episode Description

> A day in the market can be a joy for even those who do not aim to barter. The sights and sounds, the smells, the tastes! A reprieve from travel, even if just from travel through life. But also, it is a way to see the passions of others made material, and of course an opportunity for chance encounters to reshape one’s day, week, even life. What wonders will the oldest marketplace in Sangfielle, the wallside town of Cantbank, offer the Blackwick group? And where will they go next?
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*

## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Hazard)

## Other Characters

* Alekest san Geraint (debut)
* Bucho
* Teak
* Kaitankro (onscreen debut)
* The Broken Quartet (introduced)
* Unnamed dance caller
* The Captain (debut)
* Count of Cards (first onscreen appearance)

## Locations

* Aboard the Jade Moon
* Cantbank
* Marrowcreek
Key pendant

The **key pendant** was a resource found by Virtue Mondegreen in the Blackwick mines.

She gave it to Rana, along with a bag of interesting teeth, to heal the major Mind fallout Despair, downgrading it to a Fascination with minor religions. Rana said that she wondered where she'd left this, and took it thankfully.
Sangfielle (location)

**Sangfielle**, meaning **The Bloodfields**, is the heartland of the continent that used to be under Aldominan rule.

It is a place where reality bends and unknown futures seep into the present.

## History

Five to six hundred years ago, the devils of Aldomina swept through the region, wanting to fence in and farm the land. Their colonization started from a stronghold at Sapodilla. They called the heartland ***San Fiel***, meaning "the saintly fields" or "the holy fields," due to the remarkable bounty of the land.

The land started ailing, but it wasn't until around 200 years that the people of the heartland took notice and The Shape arrived. A panic set in, and many people — particularly the wealthy ones — fled during this time. Around fifty years after the panic set in, the Empress Altapasqua set out, attempting to cure the land.

Concentus was built surrounding Sangfielle to prevent the spread of the curse.

## People

Carpana, Ojantani, and many other types of people are indigenous to the region. Many of these people were killed, enslaved, or pushed into barren mountains when Aldomina came. Many Drakkan
Appletun

**Appletun** is a taciturn, unflappable researcher in the library of the Interred Citadel who has partially been turned into wicker. He is reading books from alternate timelines, brought from a mysterious "visitor" purportedly via Zevunzolia, in order to study fictional characters as a form of puppet.
Eyes, Ears, and Mouth

This page contains information that is a spoiler for The Candle Factory. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

## Meta information

### Debut

"The Candle Factory Pt. 2"

**Eyes, Ears, & Mouth** are a trio of wax caprak from Yellowfield, one with big eyes, one with big ears, and one with a big mouth (respectively). None of them speak. To communicate, they use letters that anticipate the path of the conversation.

The trio have a singular devotion to High Vicar Regan Alaway and are his enforcers (i.e. they ensure that quotas are met, deliveries are on time, no product goes missing, etc.) and have quarters in the factory. When studied, they have a focussed and dutiful aura.

They can combine into one giant caprak.

## Appearance

When separate, they are imposing figures. In Episode 15, Big Eyes is described as wearing a red cape with a black shirt underneath and gloves. In Episode 16, Big Mouth is described as having a mouth lower than it should be and carrying a big metal shovel.
Sangfielle 53: Six Travelers: Hazard

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## Episode Description

> When Hazard entered our story, they may have seemed like someone defined by what was missing. But in truth, they had something that the members of the Blackwick Group never did: A clear and obvious objective. Now, standing on the other side of vengeance, they have the freedom (and the burden) of deciding what comes next.
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Sylvia Clare (as Hazard)

## Other Characters

* Emma Serchilde
* Lenore Voivode
* Archeologists
* Drunk devils from the Aldomina-dominant alternate reality
* The Knights of Virtue (mentioned)
* Calen fel Dynestia
* The Red Zephyr (mentioned)
* Omerra and Erm

## Locations

* The Archeologists' Market
* Bell Metal Station
Sangfielle 24: The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge Pt. 2

## Episode Description

> It wasn't supposed to go like this. It was just a quick stop at the Night Library to research a few topics of interest, a little legwork before the real action begins. But the gates of the Glim Macula are not opened by intent alone. Thus it is that Duvall, Lyke, and Virtue must now face down a quintet of the Macula's most fearsome investigators with the wall to their backs, a deep pit of knowledge below, and light itself turned against them.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)

## Other Characters

* Lenore Voivode
* Emma Serchilde
* Janis, Aztel and Nelzo
* Darling Malice
* Felix Hollowfield
* Tombo (mentioned)
* The Ravening Beast
* Arbogast
* Aterika’Kaal
* Zizilliana Esterházy (mentioned)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
	+ Rotundana Library
* Temple of Arbogast
Open Gates

This page is under construction. Please excuse the mess.

> “*A message for the Marquis! You must open these gates in three days hence, or suffer the consequences!*”
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**Open Gates** is a yearly festival in the city of Sapodilla, celebrating the overthrow of the Marquis who ruled over Sapodilla at the time of the Panic.

It is particularly popular in the Sunflower district, as this move towards a more open and welcoming city particularly benefited the middle class.
Pledge House

**Pledge House** is Davia Pledge's manor and estate. There is a concert hall on the premises.

This page contains information that is a spoiler for The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

## Pledge House

### Primary inhabitants

Davia Pledge and possibly her staffLady Zizilliana Esterházy (formerly)

## Meta information

### Debut

"The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge Pt. 3"

## History

Around 30 years ago, the concert hall burned down while Davia was conducting an orchestral performance, killing hundreds of people including her lover Ziziliana. This may have been arson by the Glim Macula.

## Layout

The manor has largely been disassembled to rebuild the concert hall. Its framework is still present, but only a few rooms are left, some inaccessible.

A hatch on the ground floor leads to the heart of the mechanical orchestra beneath.
Mother-Beast

## Meta information

### Debut

"The Curse of Eastern Folly Pt. 1" (introduced)"The Curse of Eastern Folly Pt. 2" (onscreen)

### Appears in

The Curse of Eastern Folly,The Hymn of the Mother-Beast (post mortem),
The Candle Factory (in vision)

**The Mother-Beast** is a creature from the Blackwick Mines, worshipped by the Sisters of the Mother-Beast.

## Appearance

The Mother-Beast appears similar to an elder beast or dragon, and has seven limbs.
Miners

**Miners** are the loose group of people who prospect and mine for strange items in the mines of Eastern Folly, now Blackwick.

## History

The first mining operation started soon after the nuns abandoned Eastern Folly. While mining is highly seasonal due to adverse weather, there were strange treasures from future and past to be dug up lucratively.

Unfortunately, there was a curse upon the town: around once a generation, the mines would close, with everyone inside at the time never being seen again. This lack of continuity meant that miners rarely were able to settle down and form families, contributing to a long-standing divide in interests between townspeople and those there seasonally. However, a mummer's play seems to have developed in order to keep successive generations miners safe: the townspeople are unable to say "Do not go in the mines", but the structure of the annual play attempts to convey this message, or to mark the miners as part of the town so that the mines will not take them.

## Current state

In modern Blackwick, curse-free, business is booming. Due to the lack of a threat of extermination, miners have kept on coming, assisted by the new train line.

Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh is well regarded by most miners, as he pays handsomely (in his own company scrip) for their finds. His Open Hand Trade Hall recently opened to provide yet another source for tools and everything possibly needed.

In Episode 3, the villagers found out that the Triadic Pyre had been branding miners with its symbol, and paying them to go deeper into the mines and stay there longer. While most miners were contemptuously satisfied with this arrangement, feeling that the priests don't know the first thing about mining, the Triadic Pyre are almost certainly trying to recapitulate the explosion of fire from the mines from many years ago; and if they tell you "now go another thirty feet deeper", you might sneer and also maybe thirty is the *exact* number of feet you should not be going deeper in. It is not established whether this practice continues in the present, a year later.

The Toll Collectors worked as miners at some point, but found that banditry was a career better suited to them and with richer advancement prospects.
Hymn of the Mother-Beast (location)

See Hymn of the Mother-Beast (disambiguation).
The **Hymn of the Mother-Beast** is the dimension in which the Priory of the Mother-Beast is located. It is accessed by singing a hymn in the strange basement of the Abbey of the Mother-Beast.

## Environment

It feels like a summer day with a brisk wind.
It’s frozen in time a little before noon (all six suns are at the point at which they would pass over any minute now)

Entering the Hymn from the chapel places one in the doorway of a vast cathedral, looking out at a canyon of salt that is a few square acres across. The sides of the canyon are steep enough that it takes half a day to climb. To the north is a sturdy wooden bridge. This is a Tier 2 Desolate location.
Kaitankro

## Meta information

### Debut

"The Candle Factory Pt. 1" (first mentioned, temple visited)"Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 3" (appears)

### Appears in

Passage on the Jade Moon

> “*You’ve seen them, haven’t you? The unsettlingly gregarious priests with the strange, chitinous crow masks? Of course you have, with their stilt-legs and their stilt-houses and their collection of stakes and strings and, of course, the kites. I asked one once if it was a pun: Kite and Crow, chitin crow. Something like that. The priestess told me that Kaitankro was a very real god, if a funny one, and that one day, he visited her. Like every morning, she raised each of the town’s kites up to the winds in daily worship, and Kaitankro landed on the smallest one — a sight to see, she said, since her god is so large a being. And like a carnivalist, Kaitankro walked down the wire, tips of her talons, until he met the priest at the bottom. There, I was told, they whispered in the priest’s ear a single phrase: “Better to live as birds on wires than die as men in the wind.” Chaos, it seems, breeds community, too.* (Editor’s note: If these gods are so compelled to grow, grow, grow, why the hell does this ‘bird’ god seem so happy to just bounce from place to place? Isn’t anything in Sangfielle predictable?)'**”**
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**Kaitankro,** aka **Chitin crow** aka **Kite and Crow** etc., is a strange trickster crow(?) god worshiped by the Covenant of Kaitankro.

He can be a jerk at times, but is also funny and malleable. There is not one set spelling of their name or appearance of the god, and you can't get a straight answer from followers of the religion about those details.

## Appearance

Kaitankro's appearance is highly variable, with many forms.

## Religion and background

At least once, Kaitankro visited the Caravan of the Coin, who had found their silver coin. It told such a funny joke that the priest carrying the coin in his mouth laughed so hard he lost it.

## Passage on the Jade Moon

Kaitankro was lounging around in the town of Cantbank, where it is implied they often reside and have historically protected, and took an interest in Marn, who was buying cursed items. It appeared in the form of a large cat with shiny, plated skin instead of fur, and eyes like a bird's. Es, Chine, and Hazard attempted to tail the cat, who struck up conversation. He had not seen the Jade Moon in quite some time, and advised Hazard that the Count of Cards "took more from you than you know", and would likely be visiting the west of Sangfielle. Kaitankro then treated the four (and their companion) to lunch at an excellent local restaurant, lying on the floor to eavesdrop on their conversation.

## Trivia

Her appearance as a big cat, with associations to birds, may be a reference to Panthers from other seasons of *Friends at the Table*. It is unknown whether any of her forms can split into multiple smaller autonomous parts.

1. ↑ Sangfielle 01: The Curse of Eastern Folly Pt. 1
2. ↑ Sangfielle 34: Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 3
Sangfielle 28: Hark! The Citadel Beneath Pt. 1

## Episode Description

> Once a year, people gather across Sapodilla to celebrate the day, hundreds of years ago, that the Citadel of Callix, The Aquiline Marquis, was brought low and the doors to the city were thrown open, welcoming in refugees from the panic. It is called The Open Gates, and all day and night, music, meter, and meal fill the day and night with merriment. Held breaths are released, rivalries relaxed, and a common pride blossoms. A fitting occasion for a jail break, don’t you think?
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
* Interred Citadel
Sangfielle 07: The Hymn of the Mother-Beast Pt. 3

## Episode Description

> As the Blackwick Group approaches the Priory of the Mother-Beast, a shot rings out, but it serves as question mark rather than exclamation. What is this place? Why does it seem stuck in time? Where is Janek Polyte, the young Drakkan they’ve been sent to retrieve? And how did a Pale Magistrate get caught up in all of this? Inside there are answers… but is the group more interested in finding those, or in pursuing their own interests?
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)

## Active Beats

Virtue:
- Gain favor with a faction that might help you learn more about your goal.
- Take minor Mind fallout.
Chine:
- Perform an act of service to an NPC Witch.
- Following a long ritual, name the Heart. Only refer to it by this name from now on.
Marn:
- Succeed at a task that someone else has recently failed to achieve.
- Establish a connection on a delve.
Pickman:
- Be rendered helpless in the Heart for an hour or more.
- Find a Heart-touched sapling on a delve, and bring it back to a Haven for planting.

## Other Characters

* Janek Polyte (mentioned)
* Pale Magistrate (mentioned)
* Sister Marisha (onscreen debut)
* Sisters of the Mother-Beast
* Mother-Beast (mentioned)

## Locations

* Hymn of the Mother-Beast (location)
* Priory of the Mother-Beast
Es

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**Es** is a character in *Sangfielle*. Her class is the Witch.

## Appearance

In Market Day in Blackwick, Es is seen wearing a very large hat and a fitted white blouse tucked into a bustled, almost mermaid-style skirt.

In her True Form, Es is a "flickering zoetrope horror" that looks as if, instead of having two eyeballs in your skull, the human body was all eyeball on the inside and the skin had been removed, with only irises and pupils in the face locations. She is surrounded by a corona of cilia-like eyelashes. In this form, she moves like an underwater dancer — a combination of very graceful movements and sudden violent jabs — and is still sexy.

## Background

Es is a heritrix of unknown age. Her current host, Syntyche Moyle, was someone rather boring and unaccomplished who wanted to be more adventurous, and wondered whether someone else would be able to do more with the life they had.

Es told a Glim Macula interviewer that she is from the Throne of Dominion, though it is unclear who that applies to.

## Beats

* Charm someone with tales of your exploits (minor, completed Episode 10)
* Go somewhere where no one has stepped foot for at least a century (minor, completed Episode 11)
* Catalog your exploits for a extended period of time, either by yourself or with the help of a bard. (Major; started Episode 13, completed during Passage on the Jade Moon.)

## Trivia

* During her time in Blackwick, she lives in the top floor of a saloon.
* The Witch class applies to all other heritrixes, who have varying true forms based on their personal conceptions of what it is to be embodied.

## Gallery

Art by Lily PfaffArt by @ambrosiorumArt by @rookfeathers
## References

1. ↑ Drawing Maps: The Candle Factory.
2. ↑ Sangfielle 39: Just Returns Pt. 3
Slumbous

> “*The hottest shit under the candle!*”
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**Slumbous** is a god in the Boundless Conclave who is associated with putting candles out at the proper time. Slumbous is popularly worshipped in Blackwick due to Stanislaka's efforts, despite previously being an extremely minor god.

## Appearance

Slumbous is often depicted in a big, crooked hat.

## Trivia

* Despite worries from the cast, Slumbous is enormously popular with the fandom (and Ali).
* In Episode 04, Keith jokes that Duvall's "pop-up arcana book about humanity’s ability to ascend to godhood and how YOU can do it!" was actually written by "John Slumbous".

Slumbous may also be known as Subsolum.
Sangfielle 44: Wax, Ichor, and Iron Pt. 1

## Episode Description

> Though the Pale Magistrates have been driven from the county of Blackwick, it is as the saying goes: Trouble always takes two faces. In the night since the confrontation at the (now ruined) train station, the waxen thralls of the vampire Alaway have spread through the streets of the low town. Above, meanwhile, the deputies left behind by the Second Canton’s invaders itch for a fight. And though Lye Lychen, the Cleaver Chine, and ad hoc ally Hazard have arrived to attend to Duvall and Es’ wounds, Marn, Pickman, and Two-Step Bucho are in the wind. Troubled times. Troubled times.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Hazard)

## Locations

* Blackwick
Heart: The City Beneath

**Heart: The City Beneath** is a complete tabletop roleplaying game about delving into a nightmare undercity that will give you everything you’ve ever dreamed of – or kill you in the process. It is a dungeon-crawling, story-forward tabletop RPG from the designers of Spire that focuses on what characters have to lose in pursuit of their dreams in the chaotic darkness beneath the world.

## ICHOR-DROWNED

> “*The Heart has changed. It lies drowned, deep under a seemingly infinite torrent of the blood of gods. Somewhere, somehow, a god was murdered—and the wound has not stopped bleeding. Now, the Heart fills to the brim day by day with warping, angry godsblood—ichor—and the denizens of this nightmare realm are beginning to change along with it.*”
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*ICHOR-DROWNED* is a supplement for *HEART: The City Beneath* written by Sillion L and Brendan McLeod. It includes Delve Draws—"an oracle deck prompt system for generating HEART delves."

## Gallery

An image from *Heart: The City Beneath*, illustrated by Felix Miall
Sangfielle 41: Just Returns Pt. 5

## Just Returns Pt. 5

Description of bodies smothered in wax and entrapment inside of a wax-flesh covered space
Depiction of gun violence
Blood and depiction of bleeding
Description of wax and wax-body disfigurement
Lack of bodily control
Mention of real life sleep paralysis
Imprisonment and kidnapping
Violent bodily transformation
Humanoid liquidification

## Episode Description

> Now I know it's passé to talk about how *people may be the real monsters*, but look at this situation the Blackwick Group have found themselves in. Sure, they've found themselves across from an ever-expanding waxen beast. And yes, the township has been overrun by a rambling sort of candle zombie. And neither of those things are good. But when push comes to shove, what's the thing that's making this so complicated? Well, it's the magistrates ain't it? By laying siege to the town, they primed the city for chaos, readied it to go up in flames, burst, and boil. And now the Blackwick Group's gotta bring things back to a simmer. Only problem is, they're just people too...
> **This week on Sangfielle: Just Returns Pt. 5**
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
Sangfielle 26: The Perpetual Oratorio of Davia Pledge Pt. 4

## Episode Description

> A concert hall shakes with rage and burns with fire's echo as just yards away, steeling themselves for what is to come, Duvall, Lyke, and Virtue descend below the haunted framework of Pledge House. But how could they ever be prepared for what they'd find, and what it would compel them to do?
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
Sangfielle 10: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 2

## Episode Description

> Having arrived at Roseroot Hall, the Blackwick Group’s investigation into the manor’s supposed haunting may finally begin. The methodology is familiar: One must walk the grounds, take in the passive energies of its passageways, attend to first hand accounts, pore over the home’s books, share tea and supper with its distressed master. Here, and rarely in the place that one might guess, is the answer.
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
Sangfielle 29: Hark! The Citadel Beneath Pt. 2

## Episode Description

> With the party of Open Gates off to a start above, the Blackwick Group’s Es, Marn, and Pickman begin to delve into the Interred Citadel of Callix, The Aquiline Marquis. Somewhere, there in the dark, Chine claws their way towards freedom.  But before he can be free, and before anyone can return home to Blackwick, there is much work to be done in the decrepit ruins below...
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)

## Locations

* Sapodilla
* Interred Citadel