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Bonus Episode: Tales From The Foaming Tankard: Season 6 - Guests: Episode 1-2

Bonus Episode: Tales From The Foaming Tankard: Season 6 - Guests: Episode 1-2

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 (NOTE: If you are listening to this on your podcast player, it is important to know that you are missing a lot. This is a special video series that you can watch on the Patreon site! Episode 1 is available for FREE right here)Season 6: "Guests"Episode 1: "Intro & Decisions"Episode 2: "Breadcrumbs"Welcome to the city, Sando's Key. Life has been fairly uneventful until recently. A rash of murders and missing people has plagued the port city in the last month and something must be done!Luckily, Relvine (MK England), The Caretaker (David Barnhart), Mooge Mansack (Jordan Breeding), and Jim The Protector (Eric Thornett) are here to investigate. Can they come together to discover what is going on?Join them in their quest!Dungeon Mastered by David Lee StewartGuest Voices: Zack Meyman and StarmanBart the bartender is played by Michael DiMauroSpecial appearances from Screech Echo (Mike Bachmann), Selene Von Esper (Jennifer Cheek), R'Oarc (Nika Howard), and T'Chuck (Tim Lanning)Check out MK England and their books here Follow the Dr. Jordan Breeding here: Youtube, BSky, X, and PatreonFollow Eric Thornett here: X and IMDBFollow Dave Barnhart here: BSky, Youtube, and PatreonCharacter and Poster Art by Zack Meyman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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