Kick-starting in 1428. By Jarrett Crader.
Kick-starting in 1428. By Jarrett Crader.
Art by Doug Kovacs.
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You have all the Charmisma, Casey G.
ReplyDeleteYou playing the fucking cat game?
ReplyDeleteIt's a d2 system now, Jason Kielbasa.
ReplyDeleteWhere's my de-escalation die based Leboski game?
ReplyDeleteWho knows?
ReplyDeleteStop derailing a serious discussion about Jarrett Crader's Cats game, Bryan Mullins. Don't make us have Mike Evans not give you the middle finger.
ReplyDeleteThe game gets a cover with stretch goals. Otherwise Jarret just sits attorney drinking.
ReplyDeleteI'm a little drink.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm back at my hotel now, so things might have changed.
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