Winchester Tales: Demonic Incursions and Ecumenical Matters. Careful Now.

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When the vicar's prayers are less "give us this day our daily bread" and more "the power of Christ compels you," you know you're in Two Starving Gnolls Winchester. Their new Exorcist's Codex supplement drops eleven unholy scenarios into Victorian England's ancient cathedral city. #chaosium #victorian #winchester #exorcistsCodex #twoStarvingGnolls

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Wizards of the Coast Announce 'Dungeon Masters' Actual Play Series

Actual play shows, such as Critical Role and Dimension 20 have been massively popular over the last ten years. Episodes can attract millions of viewers and Critical Role have sold out arenas across the globe, including Wembley Arena shows that sold out in under an hour. Dungeons & Dragons has often been the game of choice for shows and now D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast is getting in to the act with a new actual play series called ‘Dungeon Masters’ launching on YouTube on 22nd April.

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