Episode 33 - Back to Normal
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On this week's episode of Sneak Attack!, the gang gets back into High Rock to establish some normality in their lives, only to find out that "normal" may be harder to achieve than they thought. Thanks everyone for listening! Follow us on Twitter @SneakPodcast, or write us at [email protected]. Thanks! Dungeons and Dragons, D&D, RPG, Role Playing Game, Tabletop, Actual Play
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