Episode 4: The "Extanded" Cut

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Joe and Matt are back again to duo-cast this week's Overcast! Also, that is not a typo in the title. This is infact an "extanded" cut. Be sure to continue listening after the closing announcements at the end of the episode to find out just what we mean, you won't regret it! Today we touch on the new world event, "Carnival of the Ascended", some upcoming changes to the Riftstalker, accessibility of raid content, Infernal Dawn looks like it will be a new tier, and more! Plus that special bonus after the closing sequence! Enjoy!

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