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EP. 44 - Using Local Folklore and Urban Legends In Your Horror Game
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It's spooky season and we are back to talk about what we have planned over the Halloween month and also have an off the cuff discussion about using folklore and urban legends to create a greater sense of familiarity and immersion for your horror RPG system of choice.
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