The Blue Shields Episode 2 - D&D inspired audiobook
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The Blue Shields episode 1 has been released and we are now looking for some extra voice talent for episode 2!
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Baval is your stereotypical dwarf who loves to drink and loves to smash things. A Tolkien-esque dwarven accent would be preferred but I'm open to any and all interpretations of what a "Dwarf" sounds like to you.
Aha! I always knew you were as bright as Moradin's beard!
- Laughs - You call that a hammer!? This is a hammer!
You've got a face not even a mother could love! And I'm about to put yours out of her misery!
The Collector is a female devil. If you're familiar with D&D lore she is an Erinyes. She's crazy, maniacal, psychopathic and she loves to set herself on fire. I'm looking for a low and sly voice. Everything she says, she says with deliberation. She lets her words string out and flow freely. You'll also have to be comfortable with yelling a lot.
Oh... so you like fire do you? - chuckles -
- screaming joyously - Now let's have some fun!
- angry - Now that wasn't very nice, was it?
Arthur is an Aasimar Paladin; a human who has angel blood in them. He is very head strong and determined to protect the weak. I'm looking for a teenage boy voice of about 16-17. The range is up for interpretation just so long as a teenage voice is distinguishable through your performance.
- wounded - My name is Arthur
Hey! You get your hands off of her!
I believe the wicked and evil don't deserve a place here. I will do everything in my power to invoke justice upon those who hurt and kill the innocent.
This project is in desperate need of a few extras here and there. It would be fantastic if we had some different voices to add into the mix when there's a general discussion going on or if I need some extra voices for an atmospheric crowd. Extra voices may not have many lines in the script but will be pivotal to the listening quality. That being said, you may have to be confident in your ability to improvise as all your lines may not always be "written out" per se.
I do agree, maybe a round-about path would be the best thing for it.
-improvise a situation where you're discussing the best way to skin a deer -
- improvise a situation where you're quietly back-stabbing an acquaintance -
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