Ascending the Apocalypse: Session 7 GHOST in the Tower

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Blood, tears, and a mysterious bloom.Picking up seconds after a devastating loss, the party has no time to mourn. Lured by their fresh trauma, a lone humanoid strikes, backed by the mind-bending, intoxicating power of a strange purple flower. The survivors must fight through the fog of their own grief to survive. Yet, from the ashes of tragedy, a new mechanized ally emerges.Send us Fan MailContent note: strong language, violence, gore, and body horror. Editor's for this episode: Brady B.Players:Caleb as Evindal RovarisIzzi as Vivian SitheJes as Sovah DammonMichael as Sovearis BraeBrady as D.M.Thank you for all of the supportFollow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/fivesidedfables

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Blood, tears, and a mysterious bloom. Picking up seconds after a devastating loss, the party has no time to mourn. Lured by their fresh trauma, a lone humanoid strikes, backed by the mind-bending, intoxicating power of a strange purple flower. The survivors must fight through the fog of their own grief to survive. Yet, from the ashes of tragedy, a new mechanized ally emerges. Send us Fan Mail Content note: strong language, violence, gore, and body horror. Editor's for this episode: Bra...

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