AM #RPGaDay2020 Day 31 "Experience"

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And we come to the close of #RPGaDay2020 with today's prompt, Experience. #RPGaDay2020, which is this year's tag shared across all social media for anyone to participate in a unique and fun exercise sparked by a list of keywords every participant elaborates on through tweeting, blogging, recording audio/video… painting even. There's literally no wrong way to express the daily concept, provided it's tagged appropriately so everyone can find it. The what and why can be found at Autocratik's blog. This concludes the preview test drive episodes of Aqualith AM, the audio arm of Aqualith Media. Like what I'm doing? Considering returning value for value to me on Ko-fi. I highly appreciate it and it! Follow on LBRY Ryan Heck Designer, Consultant, Publisher Aqualith Media

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