Monster-Jousting
wonderful wonderful wonderful
but it would've been nice if it had come with a PDF of the adventure module
OH, and:
stump it up! until you can feel it!
Favorite track: White Keys.
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The Stump
04:38
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Herziegger's Mansion
04:47
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Rat Realm
02:52
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White Keys
03:34
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Sad Waters
02:40
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Pixie GF
02:07
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New Horses
01:38
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Orb
02:47
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The Wheel
03:18
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Fell in a Well
01:00
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Hog Gang
02:09
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Castle Walls
03:07
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Creak
02:13
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Worn Fair
02:30
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Rocking the Crypt
02:54
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Wet Pages
03:22
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18. |
Dirt Tower
03:44
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19. |
Long Abbys
02:01
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20. |
Dragonlust
05:52
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Powerplant London, UK
'Bridge of Sacrifice' LP OUT MARCH 13TH !!!
Watch title single video & pre-order vinyl via link below !!!
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