Sanctuary | S1.E12

King Starbringer spirals as the Rau drag out the negotiation process. The Rau visit the Jhardeho Temple and set new schemes in motion. Sophrosyne falters under the pressure of the tasks put before her by Havelion and Lapadine. Astreus receives a surprise visitor. Content warnings: Depictions of drowning, body horror Transcripts are available at chartrulean.com/listen Cast Aud Andrews as Chartrulean Magnus Carlssen as King Starbringer Adrian Galley as Maldoro David Izquierdo as The Royal Messenger Kathleen Klein as Princess Sophrosyne Starbringer Heath Martin as Loam and Captain of the Guard Adam Neill as Chamberlain Yoba Nina Nikolic as Borsha Karl Nordman as Ambassador Grobien Kennedy Phillips as Ambassador Drechen Narrated by Michael de la Mancha Crew Written and Produced by H.M. Radcliff Original score by Sean Renner, performed by Sean Renner and the Invoke String Quartet Sound design by H.M Radcliff and Will Fox Mix by Edward Calvey, and H.M. Radcliff Casting by Julie Cunningham and Aud Andrews Chartrulean.com is loaded with more information about the cast, crew, and world, including an in-depth story compendium. Show your support by leaving us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you’re listening right now. The Madness of Chartrulean original Soundtrack by Sean Renner is now available! Our Wiki is at https://tmoc.fandom.com. Access ad-free episodes and supercuts on Apollo Pods. Finally, join our discord for real-time updates and discussions. Chartrulean™ is the property of Packhowl Media © 2023, all rights reserved.  You can find us on X @AstreusLabs, on Instagram @chartrulean, and on Mastadon @chartrulean@podvibes.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Imagine that the next messiah doesn’t come from religion, but from the tech world. Will his choices be more likely to save humanity—or destroy it? The Madness of Chartrulean is an award-winning fiction podcast that explores this concept using a unique blend of political drama, science fiction, fantasy, and Shakespearean tragedy. Chartrulean, the promised messiah, abandons piety for progress and becomes a shipbuilder instead. He ends a war and becomes the most powerful man on Arcas, ushering in a new technological era that rekindles hope for humanity while also deepening political divides. Chartrulean’s journey is deeply personal as he struggles with identity, leadership, and the weight of his choices. Rich in lore and political intrigue, The Madness of Chartrulean was made to resonate with fans of Game of Thrones, and classic sci-fi stories such as Dune and Foundation. It examines the moral complexities of progress, pushing listeners to think critically about power dynamics and the consequences of leadership. To dive deeper into the world of Chartrulean, visit https://www.chartrulean.com