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Aug 18, 2020 1 hr 42 min

OSW Interlude #13 - No Pheremones Required

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Take two seconds to think about the title of this interlude, and you'll probably be able to divine that we're reading SHADOWS OF THE EMPIRE by Steve Perry this time around! We're also talking about collecting a lot? So that's a fun direction the podcast is going. Topics include big box Star Wars PC games, the West End RPG (yes, again), and the possibility of doing comics in the future! A busy episode, but would you expect anything else from us at this point? Also........................ our final Narsh Watch segment. This week's Article From the Archives: Bilios system Ben's Twitter Cole's Twitter The Skyhoppers Podcast

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