Reviewing Lethe - Calamity Vault

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Alas now we must say goodbye to Lethe! Avery, Emily, Katie, and Zee talk long-form campaigns, getting the tone you want, and full table collaboration in a GM-heavy system. Lethe is written by Chris Legge and published by Lumberwood Studios.You can visit https://www.lumberwoodstudios.com/ to support the game's Crowdfundr and stay updated on official publishing news. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Alas now we must say goodbye to Lethe! Avery, Emily, Katie, and Zee talk long-form campaigns, getting the tone you want, and full table collaboration in a GM-heavy system. Lethe is written by Chris Legge and published by Lumberwood Studios.You can...

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