Ep 21. - We Built This City

An episode of the New World - A Boston DND Podcast podcast, hosted by Adam Yee, titled "Ep 21. - We Built This City" was published on April 10, 2022 and runs 112 minutes.

April 10, 2022 ·112m · New World - A Boston DND Podcast

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The players return to New Waterdeep and spend their hard earned city points to improve the town Players: Tal, Madeline, Mike, Nick

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The players return to New Waterdeep and spend their hard earned city points to improve the town

Players: Tal, Madeline, Mike, Nick

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