#have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger.

[iconsumedmygoldfish]

i. am. ANGRY.

disclaimer im a loser

ALRIGHT. I FOUND SOMEONE ON ROBLOX WITH THE SAME INTERESTS AS ME. THEY WERE ABOUT TO LOREDUMP ABOUT SOMETHING THE CREATOR OF A PODCAST I LOVE IS DOING, AND I DISCONNECTED, AND I COULDN'T GET BACK IN THE SERVER (I HAVE TRIED FOR 20 MINUTES)

no way did i just meed a will wood and magnus archives fan on roblox free draw 2 (and subsequently lose them like 2 seconds later lmao)

anyway they said 'ok so for people in the uk alexander newall is-' and that's when i disconnected

edit: im sorry if you just wanted fanart of your favourite fandom or whatever ik we gotta survive on scraps and all but like. i still can't find out. I GOT LEFT HANGING BY MY OWN WIFI.

[transbookoftheday]

The Magnus Protocol

Fear takes many forms

The Magnus Archives 2: The Magnus Protocol is the prequel/sequel/”sidequel” to the internationally renowned Magnus Archives podcast.

The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger.

If this intrigues you then it is our pleasure to welcome you to the Office of Incident, Assessment and Response. Make sure you pick up your badge at desk and report to your line manager before sitting down. Oh and stay away from I.T., seriously.

[timeloopbuddy]

"The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger."

[agnesmontague]

Lottie my dear I have NOT been following the TMA2 stuff, should I be hyped, what's the deal

hi archie dear, loooong story short they had a whole ARG and now a trailer for tma2 (called the magnus protocol); it's kind of a misnomer to call it tma2 bc it's not a direct sequel at all and it's even dubious if it's set in the exact same universe as the last one, but we can be sure there will be some connection?? ANYWAY here's a link to the trailer if you'd like to check it outttttt

the trailer gives the january 2024 premiere date but it is releasing early for patrons and kickstarter backers, ie TOMORROW, so a lot of us are hyped as fuck

the official synopsis is as follows :

Statement begins.

The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger.

[theninjamouse]

Directly from the kickstarter:

Statement begins.

The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger.

Is this Somewhere Else??

[thestalkerbunny]

"The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger."

The initial summary of the magnus protocol, it is looking really, really interesting.

I unjokingly plan to give money to this.

[lighthausen]

The Magnus Institute was an organisation dedicated to academic research into the esoteric and the paranormal, based out of Manchester, England. It burned to the ground in 1999. There were no survivors. Now, almost 25 years later, Alice and Sam, a pair of low-level civil service workers at the underfunded Office of Incident Assessment and Response, have stumbled across its legacy. A legacy that will put them in grave danger.

From The Magnus Protocol kickstarter. Protagonists are named Alice and Sam.

What's interesting is that the institute used to stand in Manchester, rather than in London. A glance over the Magnus Archives wiki reveals that Jonah Magnus "was working on esoteric cases in [an] Edinburgh Townhouse" in 1841, (Note, the institute was founded in 1818, and while I couldn't find anything in the text itself that said outright that this the early Magnus Institute was in Edinburgh, we can probably assume this is the case.) Anyway, sometime after 1841 in The Magnus Archives, the institute was moved to Chelsea. There's probably a reason in The Magnus Protocol's universe that the institute was built in Manchester instead. Can't wait to find out why!