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Feb 12, 2024 2 hr 26 min

It's No Shopping Manor

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Aeon stones. Armor runes. Pemmican energy treats for a newly hatched Gorgomunger. The crew retreats to Blotus the fly-merchant's stall to gear up — until Rahua talks Tanhauser into pickaxing Crunch's floorboards "for dirt" and finds a primal scrying crystal rooted in the foundations. Someone has been listening to every word in Baldric's house. Website: https://www.narrativedeclaration.com System: Pathfinder Second Edition Click here to watch a video of this episode. Creators & Guests SpeakerD - Guest odo - Guest HulkyKrow 📺👺 - Guest Earndil - Guest ZoranTheWizard - Host Thurston Hillman - Host Click here to view the episode transcript.

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