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Apr 1, 2024 3 hr 20 min

The Tooth Fairy

from Rotgrind - Narrative Declaration Hosted by Narrative Declaration

It isn't one fairy. It's five. Five bile-spitting duplicates with giant gloved grab-hands and an aura that rips molars out mid-combat as persistent bleed. The crew grinds through it on healing mist-bombs and temporal spell-strikes, only to push past the corpse-sludge and find something impossible in the dark: an entire intact cathedral of the Black Papacy, buried under Outset. 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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