The legend of Gormlaith Kall is both a sad and triumphant one. Created for the Glass Cannon Podcast (www.glasscannonpodcast.com), Gormlaith is a witch who comes from simple circumstance, marred by betrayal, to fight for a humanity who has given very little back

This theme is an unofficial and unsolicated work inspired by the pivotal characters and events of the, Pathfinder based, actual play podcast "The Glass Cannon". 

Artwork by the amazing Emily Hurst-Pritchett; see more of her work at www.emilypritchettart.com

Gormlaith's Theme

L'Orc Irontusk, the half-ord raised in the streets of Trunau - who went to war and who returned to be a father, only to once more pick up his bow and journey on a quest to save all of human kind.

Few characters have had such a story arc as L'Orc, and trying to do it justice is close to impossible.

This theme is an unofficial and unsolicated work inspired by the pivotal characters and events of the, Pathfinder based, actual play podcast "The Glass Cannon".

Artwork gracefully lent by Stephanie Madsen.

L'Orc's Theme

Gelabrous Finn, born of nobility - cast out, enslaved and finally freed to become a priest of Desna, serving the citizens of Trunau - known as Gel to his friends. Following an unexpected battle, Gel sets out with three companions on a quest to save the world. As we get to know more of him, we see hints of not just a troubled past, but of a great destiny and a possibly pivotal future.

This theme is an unofficial and unsolicated work inspired by the pivotal characters and events of the, Pathfinder based, actual play podcast "The Glass Cannon".

Artwork by the amazing Emily Hurst-Pritchett; see more of her work at www.emilypritchettart.com

Gelabrous's Theme

Barron Ashpeak, a k a Redheart, a k a the Sheriff of Trunau, one of the original Trunau Four. The emobdiment of the group's purpose and the brawn if not the heart in their quest. His is a purpose most unfair and he is destined to keep on despite his losses. This wielder of a magic handbanger keeps his eyes focused, his feet marching, and his jaw clenched as he leads his compatriots on a quest to save the world.

Artwork this time borrowed from the awesome "ThePurplishGreen" on Reddit (https://www.reddit.com/user/thepurplishgreen/). As always, this is unsolicited and unofficial but please let me know if you like it! And if you have yet to experience the GlassCannonPodcast - what are you waiting for? Find it wherever you find podcasts or head over to the homepage (link in bio)!

The Legend of The Original Gunslinger - The Trials and Tribulations of one Barron Ashpeak

Mor, the enigmatic lady of the forest - appearing but briefly in Raiders of the Lost Continent. Her presence is as mysterious as it is sad - and horrifying. While her story is yet to be told in full, there are hints of a truly tragic past as well as of great power and unwilling alliances. While this character is not strictly from the GCP Podcast, she is of the network and by herself reason enough to become a patreon subscriber.

Artwork by u/100Dachshunds (https://www.instagram.com/abbythenukegirl/)

Mor's Theme

This is an orchestration and adaption of an original piece, written by (the amazing) Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). It was used as the main theme of the GlassCannon Podcast. By his gracious permission, and on request from the fanbase, I reproduced his song "Reformat!" (https://incompetech.com/wordpress/2015/03/reformat/) a cool little SID-based thing, as a full orchestra score. The blatant theft in the end is not his, but entirely mine. It's a bit of an inside joke for the fanbase.

Guitar and additional keys by A. Karlsson and M. Svard, respectively (my thanks).

If you *SOMEHOW* found your way here without listening to the podcast, change your ways now and go give the GlassCannon a chance in your favorite podcast app of choice!

Artwork stolen from the official site; couldn't find the artist. Will update when I figure that out, but it's never the less great.

Reformat!: The GCP Theme (Symphonic Edition)

An unofficial and unsolicited attempt to score key moments and characters of the amazing Pathfinder based actual play podcast "Glass Cannon Podcast" (www.glasscannonpodcast.com). Recently widened to include sister podcasts, such as Raiders of the Lost Continent, Androids and Aliens and more.

The GCP Scoring Project

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