#the birds are the most mysterious/scifi and they live like thousands of feet up in the trees

[goblindsay]

Why does Birds of Empire not have any fan following. Wh

[theroseandthebeast]

#this has never happened before #usually when I get sucked into something there’s at least a Wikipedia page for it but nothing!! #so anyways I will be doing a lot of the legwork to build a fandom from the ground up. wish me luck #and listen to Birds of Empire. it’s an audio drama podcast set in the far future #but less sci-fi and more fantasy almost? #there’s four tribes. all with an animal motif #the birds are the most mysterious/scifi and they live like thousands of feet up in the trees #the rams live in the mountains and they’re engineers #the bears are hunter-gatherers #and the wolves are fierce matriarchal warrior hunters #the world is full of lore and history and human beings #and and #and I’m grabbing onto it like that cartoon bee getting on that tennis ball

Birds of Empire is GREAT

i will say I do think the first episode is quite possibly the weakest, so maybe start with a different one, or if you feel a bit iffy try to give another a chance. but if you’re interested in a sort of tribalistic dystopia “that combines Greek mythology, high fantasy, Chinese folklore, and more”, its gets a big recommend from me. The lore episodes, in particular, are wonderful bits of worldbuilding. 

Why does Birds of Empire not have any fan following. Wh