The Profound Decisions Podcast

The fifth Matt Chat, sees Matt talking to Mike Kilburn about priests and Imperial titles. This chat was recorded at the start of 2020.

Matt, Wrenna, and Raff talk about the new hearth magic update which is now live on the wiki.

The fourth Matt Chat sees Matt talking to Luca Da Rè about the tension between PvP politics and the good of the Empire. Be aware that this discussion was recorded several months ago and some of the references may have dated a little.

Graeme and Andy chat about Arcane Projections; what they are, what they're for, how they work, and how to create them.

First published in February 2019, Matt and Andy are joined by Wrenna Robson to talk about religion in Empire - what has shaped it and what it's for.

First published in January 2019, Matt, Andy, and Graeme talk about international diplomacy using examples from the real world rather than the Empire setting where possible - to try and make it less controversial...

First published in July 2017, the second part of the Economics podcast with Matt, Andy, Graeme, and Elinor. Introduced by Ian Horne, this second half is more specifically about trade, the bourse, inflation, and monetary supply.

First published in July 2017, Matt, Andy, Graeme, and Elinor talk about the role of economics in the game. This podcast was so long it was split into two halves; this first part talks about the role value, worth, and economics play in Empire and how they shape the nature of the game. 

 

 

 

First published in March 2017, Matt talks with Andy Connell and Thomas Hancocks about war, why we have battles, and what we're doing to try and make them even cooler this year. Slightly shaky sound quality in places.

First published in March 2017, Matt, Andy, and Graeme talk about rules updates, who makes them, why we make them and how the process works. Based on questions provided by players! Music is the Imperial Battle Anthem - Lyrics by Daisy and Jude. The tune is very roughly based on Debochadan by Severa Nazarkhan, from her album Sen