Operation 1.2 - But That Train Keeps A Rolling

Stories of a Broken Sun

The Myriad make their way through the demon train, encountering challenges both mundane and bizarre. Along the way, they meet the elemental Burny (it/its), a group of Misfit School researchers led by Cecilia Morse (she/her), and the demon Quint'zee (he/him). Will they be able to put the brakes on this train before its crossings crash reality itself?

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Follow Michael Blood (they/them) on Twitter @GoodSirBlood. They play Reaching Through the Night (he/him), the Kestrel, a starfish in a mech suit from the Centauran fleet.

Follow Velvet (fae/faer) on Twitter @OGBrownSugar. Fae plays Jhoan "Jo-Jo" Jows (they/them), the Aegis, a shork from the distant dimension of Nazoth.

Follow Keekers (she/her) on Twitter @BeASpaceCat. She plays Keva Zharma (she/her), the Beacon, one of the legendary Sunbreakers who freed Hablon from the grip of the Solar Free State.

Follow Trudy (they/them) on Twitter @Good_Damage. They play Ollie Oxenfree (they/them), the Scrapper, a gene-hacked possum person with an insatiable curiosity and boundless energy.

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Opening theme:
Wholesome by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5050-wholesome
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Ending theme:
Where is Life? by Arp/Whycalibur