Stories to Sleep is a 13-episode audio anthology set in NoWhere — a New Weird city where magic is licensed, the leylines are leaking, and the stories accumulate. Each episode is a standalone story from a different district: the Lantern Warrens, the Gin Corridor, Oddwater Swamp, the Neon Square at 3am when the glamour is running thin and the pigeons know something.

The Commentator lives in Glass's nervous system and has opinions about everything. Glass wishes it would share fewer of them. Together they broadcast the city's stories — the ones Parliament has classified, the ones it hasn't gotten around to yet, and the ones that classified themselves.

What you'll find there:

• 13 complete episodes, free to listen
• Stories from the Lantern Warrens, Gin Corridor, Oddwater, Tideway, Wicked Nature, NoxReed and beyond
• The Commentator. An entity that has been in Glass's nervous system for four hundred years and will not stop narrating
• Episode 07 — where you find out what the Commentator actually is
• Episode 13 — where the city finally says what it's been trying to say the whole time

NoWhere is a tabletop roleplaying game set in a city where magic is licensed by Parliament, the leylines are leaking underneath the official infrastructure, and the history books were written by whoever won the Copper Uprising. The core roll is 1d12 vs 1d12, modified by ±1d4. What those dice represent changes entirely depending on your Source.

For the Pactbound, your d12 is your devotion and the world's d12 is your Patron's willingness to respond. For the Nullfaith, your d12 is your unwavering resolve in your denial and the world's d12 is how believable you are. The city always rolls back.

What you'll find there:

• Five playable Sources: Pactbound, Nullfaith, Spelleater, Conduit, Hollow — each with a fundamentally different relationship to the city's power
• 47 Patrons, Entities, Saints, and Deities from the NoWhere Patron Registry
• 40 districts — each with its own infrastructure, its own deals, its own things that should not be there but clearly are
• Five full scenarios including an all-Ophisade swamp operation and a Side Show infiltration with five ways in
• Combat engine v2.2 — designed for a city that is always fighting the war psychologically

The Kwikken Ecee has been operating in the Lower Aetherway for longer than Parliament's current licensing framework has had a category for what it sells. Physical prints. TTRPG materials. Frequency-adjacent goods. Specialty items Parliament prefers we not list publicly.

The Parliament's documentation on the Kwikken Ecee classifies it as "ongoing documentation of unlicensed commerce." We classify it as a shop. We move sometimes. The sign stays on.

What you'll find there:

• Physical prints from the NoWhere visual asset library
• NoWhere TTRPG — First Edition physical and digital editions
• The Patron Card Deck — 47 entities on individual cards
• The Fugue State Tote — "You Were Somewhere Else"
• Merchandise Parliament is looking into

The Fugue State Instagram is a visual transmission station — character portraits, district dispatches, asset drops from the NoWhere visual library, behind-the-scenes production content, and the occasional thing that didn't fit anywhere else but needed to be documented.

Follow for the full picture of the universe between episode drops and TTRPG updates. The city's visual language is wide. This is where most of it lives.

What you'll find there:

• Patron portraits and character artwork from the NoWhere visual library
• District visual dispatches — Gin Corridor, Lantern Warrens, Tideway, and beyond
• Episode announcement graphics for Stories to Sleep
• Behind-the-scenes and production content
• Things the Parliament's signal-monitoring infrastructure hasn't noticed yet

The Fugue State TikTok is a lore dispatch station — short-form transmissions about the districts, the Patrons, the TTRPG mechanics, and the city's history that the Parliament's approved curriculum tends to leave out. Each video is designed to expand the NoWhere universe in under a minute.

District histories. Source pathway explainers. Character introductions. The specific patience of infrastructure that shouldn't be alive but clearly is. Drink the static in the format the algorithm prefers.

What you'll find there:

• Lore drops — one district, one fact, one implication that goes somewhere unexpected
• TTRPG Source explainers — what each pathway means in under 30 seconds
• Patron and character introductions from the NoWhere universe
• District histories the Parliament's approved curriculum omits
• Behind-the-scenes content from Stories to Sleep production

The Fugue State Discord is an invite-only community server for players, listeners, and people who found the city through whatever route and wanted somewhere to land. The server is private by design — the culture is built before the crowd arrives.

Lore discussion. Character builds. Session scheduling. Find-a-group for NoWhere TTRPG. Fan creations. And a general channel for everything that doesn't fit anywhere else, which in a New Weird city is quite a lot.

What you'll find there:

• #lore-and-world — canon discussion, world-building, speculation, things the city was hiding in plain sight
• #character-builds — Source choices, Patron selections, loadouts, full character sheets
• #find-a-group — LFG posts, session scheduling, async play
• #general-ttrpg — rules questions, table stories, mechanic discussion
• #fan-creations — art, writing, maps of districts that may or may not be accurate

The Fugue State Patreon is the direct line — early transmissions, behind-the-scenes production content, unreleased TTRPG materials, bonus Stories to Sleep content, and access to things that haven't made it to the public archive yet.

Four tiers active. Static (free access, public Switchboard), Signal (early transmissions, behind-the-scenes), Clearance (unreleased materials, TTRPG drops, bonus content), and Open Channel (full archive access, direct line). Parliament has noted the structure and is looking into the naming conventions specifically.

What you'll find there:

• Early access to Stories to Sleep episodes before public release
• Behind-the-scenes production content — scripts, development notes, asset archives
• Unreleased NoWhere TTRPG materials — scenarios, Patron entries, district supplements
• Bonus content the Parliament's public record doesn't include
• A direct line — to the people making the city transmit