An audio adventure about magic, friendship, and overthrowing an imperialist state.
Electromancy, the Podcast
ABOUT:
Electromancy is an audio fiction fantasy adventure podcast, which follows the story of Jenna, a teenage lightning mage (or electromancer) who, after hiding her powers for years, is finally discovered and forced to attend the Royal Institute for the Study of Sorcery. There she will find allies, enemies, mysteries, monsters, and intrigue. And you thought your high school was bad.
The first season two seasons are available now. Find us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play or basically anywhere you download podcasts.
The World
Electromancy takes place in the Oswerian Empire, a society that has subjugated many surrounding lands, mostly by being better at finding, training, and weaponizing its mages than anyone else. Anyone found to have magical powers is required to attend the Institute, then complete five years of military or civilian service to the government, depending on their specific powers.
There are many aspects, also called natures, the most common being pyromancy (fire magic), cryomancy (ice magic) and electromancy (lightning magic). Most mages can only perform one type of magic, and have a power level rating between 1 and 12. Occasionally a mage will be found with the ability to perform two different types of magic. These rare individuals are called dual-natured, and they’re highly praised by the magecorps.
Known aspects:
Biomancy (Healing), Cryomancy (ice magic), Electromancy (lightning magic), Faunamancy (animal magic), Floramancy (plant magic), Oromancy (rock magic), Necromancy (death magic), Photomancy (light magic), Psychomancy (telepathy), Pyromancy (fire magic), Sonomancy (sound magic), Spatiomancy (teleportation), Chronomancy (prophecy/ time travel), and Umbramancy (shadow magic)
Nathan Comstock is a playwright and audio dramatist currently residing in Boston, MA. He studied Theater with a focus in Scenic Design and a minor in English at the College of Wooster. He is one of the co-creators of Solutions to Problems, a sci-fi sitcom about an advice show in space. You can learn more about his various projects on his website.
Thomas Dwyer
Composer
Thomas Dywer is a composer from Ypsilanti, MI currently based in Boston, MA. He has previously composed music for Solutions to Problems. By day, he mostly sleeps. By night he is an overnight building manager for a homeless shelter. He enjoys putting hot sauce on literally everything.
Sarah Jane Irwin
Web Designer
sarah@irwincomedy.com
Phoenix Bunke
Script Editor
Sarah Jane is a Boston native in Los Angeles managing comedians, designing websites, and wondering why she keeps getting shocked without socks on. Sarah loves the darkness and loves this podcast even more.
Phoenix Bunke is an editor, artist, and sometime van driver based in the middle of nowhere, Utah. Her completely, totally realistic goals in life include doing all the jobs, seeing all the rocks, learning all the art styles and reading all the comics. For editing work, find her on Upwork or LinkedIn.