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Federation-Apocalypse Session 179 – Any Old Port in a Storm

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Thoth

Raphael and Marty’s continued investigation into the survivors of the Pirate’s Cove Massacre had led from one of their contacts and suppliers to the Port Authority – where one ex-pirate might be working. Who knew? He might turn out to NOT be the accountant who’d run off… Raphael rather felt that just walking up, knocking [...]

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