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Here are the direct links to the audio files, with summaries taken from the podcast site.  
 
Here are the direct links to the audio files, with summaries taken from the podcast site.  
  
[http://insanitywetrust.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/tyches-favourites-episode-1-part-1.mp3 Episode 1 – Part 1] - It is 300BC, shortly after the Battle of Ipsus and the bowl of the world is once again in turmoil as the players in the great game to control Megas Alexandros’ empire change positions. A band of mercenaries and their retinues have been engaged by the Latin agent Septimus, on behalf of a Massilioi aristocrat to present themselves at that settlement. Travelling land and sea, they make their way from Asia, westwards across Macedonia and Greece, northwest along the Illyrian coast and turning west once more into northern Italia. We pick up the story on the final leg of a journey to Massalia, somewhere in the lower valley of the Padus river. The party arrive at the hall of a local Insubri chief, Bolgios, where they are invited as guests of honour to a feast.
 
 
 
[http://insanitywetrust.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/tyches-favourites-episode-1-part-2.mp3 Episode 1 – Part 2] - Having parted on good terms with Bolgios (and Rhyanidd making formal ties of guest friendship) and with a trio of Keltoi traders in tow, the column leaves the lands of the Insubri and attracts attention from a small bandit party. The journey proves eventful with bandits, rumours of warring tribes on the road ahead, accidents and hazardous river crossings. There is also time for hunting, competition and feasting. They haven’t arrived at their destination, but already there are ominous speculations about the local political situation and just what their erstwhile employer intends to do with them.
 
  
  

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