The cat's out of the bag! Starting next Monday, July 26th, (or today if you're pledged to our Patreon) you'll be able to order "Vote Axel Moore" pins and stickers, Station Arcadia logo stickers, and Station Arcadia baseball caps. The "Vote Axel Moore" logo was designed by our own J.R. Steele, and product designs were created by our merch manager Sam Chauvin.
$10 and up patrons are also eligible for a free button until July 26th, so if you've been on the fence about pledging to our Patreon, now is the time!
Image ID: A close-up of a round pin button on a denim jacket. The button is brown with green around the outside, and reeds "VOTE Axel Moore for Premiere". The word "Vote" is curved around the top, "Axel Moore" is straight across, and "For Premiere" is curved across the bottom.
Species: Vampire
Age: 125 years old
Sexuality: Pansexual; switch
Allegiance: Residentes
Profession: Thief
Connections: 3 siblings (deceased); one sire - Arishfa Daundkar
Face Claim: Machine Gun Kelly
Axel was born in the late 1800s and takes great pride in having witnessed, first hand, the industrial, as well as the technological revelation. The world wars he could have done without but, for the most part, he’s enjoyed the wild ride that have been these last one hundred years or so. Despite his love of life and all the pleasures he’s been allowed, only once did he break his vow not to sire any more vampires. It’s not that he doesn’t enjoy what he is, he simply knows that not just anyone is built for the life style.
Maladh was a pleasant twist of fate, a city he’s still exploring but that, so far, is all he was promised: filled with sin, excitement and adventure. What more could an old bloke wish for? In it he has found good looking people, of all species; some far more welcoming than others. For the most part, he spends his evening in clubs - some regular, others a bit more spicey. And has always found someone warm and willing to share his bed. If he has a favourite... well, damn.
The male vampire does his best to remain free of the complicated entanglements in which most gangs get involved. While he thrives in chaotic environments, Axel is only slightly concerned regarding his appetite for violence, so does his best to be disciplined about how often he exercises the practice of aggression.
Episode 18, written by Shay Topaz, follows a theatre troupe in the Gannon Islands as they navigate a series of mishaps. Meanwhile, Axel takes a stance on immigration.
You can listen to episode 18 now, wherever you get podcasts. (Or hey, if you don’t have time today, you can listen tomorrow, or perhaps the day after.)
A transcript can be found on our website!
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