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The Leviathan Files: A Mass Effect Actual Play The Leviathan Files
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4.8 • 34 Ratings
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In the year 2186, Commander Sela Shepard activated the Crucible over planet Earth, destroying the Reaper threat to galactic life. Five years of reconstruction later, and a new threat looms on the horizon. Documents detailing the origin of the reapers and citing the technological gains discovered by Cerberus fanatics have gone missing just as a rise in political pressure from a joint alliance of Batarian, Vorcha, and Yahg threatens to disrupt Council programs to reconnect the Mass Relays which greatly facilitate galactic travel. To those with sufficient clearance to access them, these documents are known simply as... The Leviathan Files.
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The Leviathan Files Season 4 Episode 9: I Can’t Believe The Leviathans Fucked In This One
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The Leviathan Files Season 4 Episode 8: I Can’t Believe This Is What Clark Gregg (No Relation) Would Have Wanted
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Season 4 Episode 7: I Can’t Believe We’re A Vore Podcast Now
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Season 4 Episode 6: Like A Small Boat On The Ocean
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Bloopers 11: Alveoli
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Season 4 Episode 5: I Can’t Believe Kal’Koris Loves Things That Ooze So Much
Go buy tickets to Acadecon! Help support the show on Patreon! Battlebards tracks used: Dungeon – The Halls of Abandon – Inhabited by Jonathan Pitcher Animal Tail Slaps Cloth by Pablo Betancourt Massive Creature Roar by Illicevici Serban From: BattleBards.com Under License: BattleBards Podcasters Audio License I promise we’ll get back on track of a […]
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I was hoping this podcast would be done in audio drama format but I was very disappointed to say the least.
Better Than the Source Material
I have never been able to enjoy Mass Effect, no matter how hard I've tried and how many times I've played the games. The storytelling and gameplay always fell flat to me, which was particularly galling in light of the clearly passionate work that was put into the world building. Those games are a criminal misuse of the setting.
This show, on the other hand, picks up that same setting and uses it effectivley to tell an actually interesting story about characters with enough depth to feel nuanced and alive. The story is rapidly approaching its end, which makes it an excellent time to get caught up before the finale