EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 2H 36M
E100 - Azrnak's Victory Shot
from Metagaming · host Rum Propelled Gaming
The thrumming, metallic heart of Airshiff 86 has become a battlefield. The Rum Rollers, facing a crisis in the city’s vital Propeller Room, have squared off against a massive, malfunctioning automaton—a bronze monstrosity shaped like a gargantuan crab. While the seasoned crew handles the tactical chaos and the automaton's shadowy echoes, the fight comes down to a single, breathless moment of daring.
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