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This week we’re celebrating our 7th anniversary by playing a homebrew tabletop roleplaying game of our own design: Tides of Terror. We follow a group of passengers on a luxurious cruise ship as their dream vacation turns into a nightmare, discuss...
This week we’re celebrating our 7th anniversary by playing a homebrew tabletop roleplaying game of our own design: Tides of Terror. We follow a group of passengers on a luxurious cruise ship as their dream vacation turns into a nightmare, discuss the strange events that start to unfold, and face the mounting terror that threatens their survival.
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