Episode #5
We Hunt - Monster of the Week Session 5
Oct 7, 20251h 49mS4
<p>Tough decisions with how to handle the political arena that is vampire rights.</p>
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leisure
Hosted by Glori Fourteen · leisure · EN · 31 episodes
College friends and more gather semi-weekly to play some table-top roleplaying games ranging from homebrewed D&D to beta-testing mechanics for an entirely new TTRPG.
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<p>Tough decisions with how to handle the political arena that is vampire rights.</p>
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<p>This party of three is two again while the loved and cherished Phillip was absent during this session.</p>
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