#the atomless

[superdillin]

A Scene from The Atomless that will never get to air

I wanna share something meaningful to me since the show won't get to finish. We have a few episodes recorded that can't reach your ears and in one, what was going to be the next one, Ayg had the breakthrough I was wanting for her for 30 episodes.

This is, one of the most important scenes I ever got to play as her, and I couldn't stand the idea of not having it known that she WAS going to get here. So I edited this part just for myself.

I'll throw spoiler context for anyone who wants it below the break.

Thank you again to everyone who listened, cared, and engaged with this story. I am still broken hearted but also so grateful.

The context made short is that Ayg was born in the lower decks of Saga, a really oppressed under city. She tried so hard to get out and wound up kind of doing it, but working for a pretty corrupt company. Early in the campaign, the gang met a group of activists on saga who planned to blow up the decks that separate the upper decks and the lower. Ayg was pretty much the only one who was uncomfortable with the idea of helping - and only kind of reluctantly agreed from a distance. She still valued the law and knew that the lower decks were a bad place to live but hadn't fully recognized who to blame. My whole dream for her character arc was her slowly putting the pieces together and realizing who the real enemy is, and uniting against them. I finally had that first big breakthrough moment for her with Scrap, Robins NPC who's also from Saga, and it's one of the most important scenes I played as her. and I'm really proud of how Robin and I got there.

[thakiekstahdoesart]

The Atomless is everything to me, enjoy Ayg hanging out in her room on the Patchwork

[onedragonarmy]

Loving the Aurora Protocol, Starfinder is such a cool system and the sound work is so good! I should check out The Atomless once I finish it, did UC borrow some audio talent from them?

[endellyon-art]

💫Hey there stardust ✨

(pose reference by aquesart on tiktok!)

[waxwing-cedrorum]

Recent painting time! Had a lot of fun with this one and took a slightly different route with painting the stars that I really liked.

The character’s name is Skye and she is played by Momo O’Brien on the podcast called the Atomless.

[magical-sass]

Also since I posted my last drawing figures I'd post the last version of this baby too on here as well

🧡🧡 🖖🖖

[vo1tur3]

The new Atomless episode is so good (watch the atomless if you haven't yet)

*spoilers ahead

*tw cults

New Mors, as a deconstruction of cults that pop up in leftist spaces and co-opt leftist ideals as a form of recruitment, is so good. You see it so often, especially in forms of "new age thinking."

Near where I live, there is a cult known as the twelve tribes that works very similarly. They use a hippie bus and prey on tourists and run a vegetarian restraunt called the yellow deli (using child labour) to trick people into joining. Underneath the progressive anti-capitalist facade, they're a fundamentalist christian cult.

I've never understood how this kind of recruitment takes place. I've always had a sense of disbelief, but this episode truly helped me understand. Dont get me wrong at first. All the alarm bells were set off, but there was a period after that, where I legitimately said, "Maybe these guys aren't so bad." I was re-assessing. Maybe my misgivings came from a place of mistrust for religion. Maybe I was apprehensive because of personal bias. I mean, who am I to judge another culture, let alone an alien one.

But then it soured. The isolationism, the Idolaisation, the control. It became so clear what New Mors is and what they do to their citizens. Just because a group appears on the surface to align with your beliefs doesn't mean they actually do. The point is, you are not immune to propaganda, and although it's good to be critical of internal bias, sometimes you need to analyze why things feel wrong.

[yarn-dragon]

The Atomless: has a silly little hero forge ad

Rhe Atomless 5 SECONDS LATER: At what point do you die?

[mintesprig]

back listening to The Atomless and i can't help but think the cast would do an amazing Wanderhome playthrough

[brekfastserial]

[superdillin]

Scrap doing a tight five at Helium.

@captainkrail

Comedian who keeps mixing up women and ankhegs from D&D 3.5: women am I right? Always dealing 2d6+7 plus 1d4 acid damage with their bite attack! Right fellas?

[superdillin]

"The People say that the being who created all things ripped themselves into atoms only to give the dark void of space life..."

I love @captainkrail's very first monologue on The Atomless so much that I made this trailer using the animated scenes that Mo Mo made throughout the show. Matt has had a lot of great opening monologues in the show so far but this one still burns so bright for me.

The Atomless is a Starfinder podcast (actually it's an audio drama mixed with a Starfinder podcast)

The full transcript of that first monologue is on our wiki: https://patchwork-productions.fandom.com/wiki/The_Atomless

The original character art used by the lovely wonderful @saillix

I love our little show gang. Love going to space with this crew. I'm our biggest fan.

[thakiekstahdoesart]

The crew of the Atomless playing Y-Net

[studiooutthere]

Since we've entered the Moonmirror winter hiatus, this seems like a good time to ask: what other podcasts do the cast like/recommend? I'll go first and suggest Malevolent (audio drama based on Call of Cthulhu, good if you like to hear male whimpering) and Monstrous Agonies (urban fantasy radio advice show for monsters, made by @monstrousproductions)

“Listen to Moonmirror again.” - Stranger

“I only listen to Sad Boyz and the Bald & The Beautiful.” - Leo

“TAZ: Amnesty because that’s how I learned about Monster of the Week! I also recommend Realms Apart, The Atomless, Alice Isn’t Dead, LA by Night, and the podcast adaptation of The Left-Right Game.” - Cloud

“…TAZ and Critical Role are the only podcasts I’ve ever listened to.” - Suffer

[endellyon-art]

He's just a little guy!

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[nonepizzawithleftglitter]

Alright guys. This has annoyed me for the last three years so:

Calling something a global pandemic is not necessary. By definition a pandemic is global. It's like saying "atomless vacuum".