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RIFT - Tales of the Riftwalker, Part I

Video #65 - my first real RIFT video. Oh sure, I'd done my teaser trailer for the River of Souls update way back when, and then more recently did a dimension video for my main character's home on Faeblight, but it wasn't really the same thing as making a full-on music video like I had back in City of Heroes. I wanted to change that. As is appropriate for a character on the roleplaying server of RIFT, my main character Raelskye actually has a fairly extensive backstory that fits (mostly) in the canon lore of the game. (I'm still scripting THAT video.) But for a long time, I'd wanted to make a music video for her. The problem was finding the right music. Enter Les Friction. Their song, "World on Fire," is a fantastic song for RIFT (and actually works well for both Guardians AND Defiants, when you think about it), and from the first time I'd heard it, I knew I wanted to use it for a video. (Seriously, their music is BRILLIANT; see below for the link to their website and support their music.) This video is intended to be the first in a series of music videos about Raelskye and her adventures. Part 1, "Guardian of Telara", is the start of Raelskye's journey, beginning with her resurrection by the Vigil as an Ascended. Part I: Guardian of Telara --    • RIFT - Tales of the Riftwalker, Part I   Part II: Nightmare of the Ascended --    • RIFT - Tales of the Riftwalker, Part II   Part III: The Flames of Faith --    • RIFT - Tales of the Riftwalker, Part III   Like my other videos, this one is tagged as Samuraiko Productions, for those who follow my work. Enjoy! Footage from RIFT, used per general permission from Trion Worlds. Music is "World on Fire" by Les Friction. All rights reserved by their respective owners. RIFT - http://www.riftgame.com LES FRICTION - http://www.lesfriction.com "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."