MFP, Session 7: Bautaboar

Motherfuckers Prime, the first campaign in the Dying Lands. A mix of Mörk Borg’s setting, Shadowdark’s ruleset, and lots of homebrew.

Players: Henry Park, James Moutsos, Jill Gotz, and Nico Sweeney.

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Day 35, 10:00am —

11:00am —

3:00pm —

5:00pm —

Bautaboar

9:00pm —

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