The Paleblood Hunt - A Bloodborne Audiobook | Read by Jay Britton, written by Redgrave

Full narration of The Paleblood Hunt, written by Redgrave, narrated and produced by Jay Britton.

All music and imagery remains the property of Sony Entertainment and From Software.

0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:35 - Chapter 1: Byrgenwerth, Kos & the Vacuous Spider
0:33:10 - Chapter 2: The Healing Church, Lady Maria, Iosefka, & Ebrietas
1:21:18 - Chapter 3: Djura, The Powder Kegs, Ashen Blood, & Old Yharnam
1:41:45 - Chapter 4: Ludwig, the Hunts, Father Gascoigne, & Eileen
2:23:12 - Chapter 5: Valtr, the League, & the Vermin
2:36:24 - Chapter 6: Cainhurst Castle, the Executioners, & Queen Annalise
3:02:18 - Chapter 7: The Pthumerians, Arianna, Oedon, & Mergo
3:32:38 - Chapter 8: Micolash, the Blood Moon, the Dreamlands, & the Great Ones
4:10:07 - Chapter 9: Laurence, Gehrman, & The Hunter's Mark
4:33:56 - Chapter 10: The Paleblood Hunt

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[captaincobop]

Came to Yharnam to cure my stage 4 cancer, all I got was this +25% Phys ATK up, ATK vs. Kin down cursed radial blood gem.

[amahana]

From Softwares' foray into Lovecraftian cosmic horror was a stroke of genius. Bloodborne executes this vision perfectly. Brilliant presentation!

[lukeanderson]

A very crucial detail worth pointing out. Iosefka only gives the Hunter Blue Elixirs after you've entered the clinic through the back at least one. Before that, she gives you Numbing Mists(an item from Cainhurst?) for every person you deliver to her. I assume this is because if you enter the clinic, see her work, and still send her "patients" then you are knowingly supporting her work. She rewards the Hunter more generously as they also recieve more Insight for sending people after this visit as opposed to before. This also directly changes all future dialogue with her. Before, you were her unwitting pawn. Now, you're her partner in crime.

[maskingtables]

I owe you both my ability to sleep and my ability to understand bloodborne.

This sounds like an official supplementary audio included in a special edition. The voice fits the universe of bloodborne so well.

[TraitorsEra]

The man sounds like a bloodborne character himself, the clever editing in that he uses the actual voice lines instead of just quoting them with his voice, showing the item descriptions as he mentions them, and the occasional music that makes important moments exciting. This is absolutely perfect.
I've been wanting to read the Paleblood hunt for a while but I was never a fan of reading so I only read a page and then stopped. But then somehow the algorithm grants me the greatest gift of all time, this video

[ollietaplin]

"The implications is probably the best one line summary I've ever heard for Bloodborne 🤣. Great work here

[gdiridium]

I think that the reason Amygdala doesnt "die" when you slay it is because all of the Amygdalae are just parts of the whole, poking through into our reality. As though we were fish in a pond, and a human dipped their fingers into the water. To us they look separate and independent, albeit identical when they are in fact just the only parts of a whole that are visible to us

[LordDeathwing]

“Micolash, on the other hand, is bat. Shit. Crazy.”

The way you deliver that line was honestly the highlight to the reading for me.

[mattn]

After watching this and several other lore explanation videos I can finally say I understand 70% of bloodbornes lore

[ALLtwoEAZY]

Shout out to Redgrave for putting out this masterpiece of lore in readable format. And Jay Britton with the amazing master class narration. This could be sold and it would do amazing numbers with New York Times bestsellers, but its free and for the community with passion bleeding straight through.

[Manic_Mitch.official]

I’ve been falling asleep to this almost every night for a year I swear I’ll never be able to sleep again if it ever gets deleted.

[AbsurdoSol]

Redgrave is the real deal when it comes to bloodborne…so under appreciated.

[ythandlename]

I remembered reading it and getting towards the end describing how the titular paleblood is literally white blood cells for the Bloodborne disease in the story fits so well it gave me goosebumps upon completion. It's well written.

[rbelljr]

"Micolash, on the other hand, is bat. Shit. Crazy."

Perfect delivery. Lol.

[BaldingClamydia]

The thoroughness here is commendable! I've been around for a while, had 4 pregnancies, 3 children, and though I knew about ectopic pregnancies, I didn't know about the calcification and all that. I can see why it's not widely talked about, that seems very traumatic. Imagine finding out you lost a chance at a baby decades ago, and your body entombed it in itself :/

[TrumpCardMAGA]

I miss Redgrave's work in the Soulsborne lore community, especially Bloodborne. Double crossed fingers that Elden Ring is deep enough to bring him back in.

[rrenne_]

Your voice sort of sounds like Alfred's so I imagined him retelling the story of Bloodborne to new hunters. You did a great job!

[Eizenicus]

I'm like halfway through the video at this point, but just when I thought Gascoigne's family's story couldn't get any more depressing, the whole thing about the blood not curing mental illness really hits. I always thought the girl saying "when daddy forgets us" was referring to the beasthood slowly taking over him, but nope it's dementia or something of the like. Also had no idea about Henryk and Viola. Amazing video dude, your narration is spectacular!

[chronix]

I read the Google doc of this a few years back and still have it on my old phone. The pure insight (pun intended) and piecing together of the lore is just fantastic. Logically, even if it isn't confirmed to be, this is the most canonical sense of Bloodborne imo. If Bloodborne 2 is real, I hope it has this level of thought put into it.

[mirandathomassen]

I come back to Bloodborne every year or two to obsessively play every day. In the depths of my madness, i reach for this, my guiding moonlight, to explain to me why the hell I'm stabbing so many scary things. Thank you .