WARNING: This episode contains audio effects that may be unsettling. Listener discretion is advised.
I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Episode Eight
Motia’s Folly
Mordin Solus has made the crew of the Valkyrie a deal: bring back firsthand accounts of what is killing people in the Barrows, and he'll find them information about their missing Prothean artifact. Sounds like an adventure! I'm sure nothing will go wrong.
cast, in order of vocal appearance:
Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs
JD Kelly - Kache
Chase Hutchison - Gratch
Leah Ryan - Bean Gainian
Hunter LaPaglia - Carver Fairbank
Hans Cummings - Zynamondan
Ché Grové - Titoh Raas
I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.
All music is used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, the Pixabay Content Licence, or the Universal Music Group Creator licence. Any sound effects not built in-house are used under the same.
detailed scene credits:
Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Muzaproduction, Pixabay; Quan
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