LIVE SHOW! LIVE LIKE IN-PERSON! Get ya tix NOW!

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July 20th, we'll be at the one-of-a-kind Caveat theater in New York, for our very first IN-PERSON LIVE SHOW! We'll be returning to our CLASSIC Shadowrun game and our even CLASSICER characters. Get your tickets, both meat-space and digital-style, at funcityventures.live

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