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Breaking the Wizard’s Chains

While the troupe attempts to infiltrate the Iron Throne’s Mine, they come across a wizard defending the lower levels. The mage manages to take control of Aegon’s mind, who turns against his own Troupe. They flee and now Aegon must find a way to resist the wizard’s charm.

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Finding A Hidden Tutorial

I’ve been playing more Cthulhu Realms lately, attempting to learn how to play better by finishing the hard campaign. It was only after beating my head against the hard campaign that I discovered the achievements are the real way to learn how to play.

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Through the Secret Tunnel

Aegon and the Troupe enter the Iron Throne’s mine and discover the miners to be slaves. They have provided the Troupe with a plan to flood the mine. Though they may not find Tazok here, they have agreed to stick yet another thorn in the Iron Throne’s plans.

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Into the Iron Throne’s Mine

After several failed attempts, Aegon has finally led a group of people to the Iron Throne’s Mine deep within the Cloakwood. They have fought their way through the guards and now stand at the elevator that will take them to the mine.

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Shadows Beneath the Cloakwood

The Troupe once again returns to the Cloakwood, where they raid the wyvern caves one more time. After a tough fight with a family of wyverns, the Troupe are left with a choice. Do they continue into the abyss, or do they retreat so they can finally assault the mines?

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The Great Wyvern Slaughter

After recruiting Aura with her clockwork squirrel, and Branwen the stone cleric; Aegon returns to the Cloakwood to once again face its dangers. Spiders are less of an obstacle without their leader, but the Troupe now has to go through Shadow Druid territory once again.

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X-COM: Resist Restartitis

I’m making some progress in my X-COM campaign. I’ve had some great victories, but some things are starting to go south. I really want to start over, but I’m trying to resist that instinct. Because you never know how a campaign will go until the end.

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