Do You Want an Unholy War?

Episode 7 of the Solo Encounter podcast, hosted by Matthew E Eaton, titled "Do You Want an Unholy War?" was published on September 15, 2019 and runs 28 minutes.

September 15, 2019 ·28m · Solo Encounter

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Summary

Because this is how you start an unholy war. This Ghost King is pesky to say the least, and this time he has gone a bit too far. Of course, for Xyzzyx, it is a normal day for him but for everyone else? At least we're making progress and losing people at the same time so... win-win?

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Because this is how you start an unholy war.

This Ghost King is pesky to say the least, and this time he has gone a bit too far. Of course, for Xyzzyx, it is a normal day for him but for everyone else?

At least we're making progress and losing people at the same time so... win-win?

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