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Having talked (and paid) their way past the lone guard in the Accursed Den, the Outcasts continue to follow the sad and melodic music deeper into the underground, with only the barest of knowledge to the whereabouts of the missing Prince Aldon. But something stirs in the darkness of the room of hanging chains...👁🗨
Cast
Vidrig Vardelos, the Dead God's Prophet played by Gregg
Alecc Von Wretched, the Wretched Royalty played by Al
Rotten Johnny, the Gutterborn Scum played by Derg
Edward Dickinson, the Forlorn Philosopher played by Scott
and David as the Games Master
Music Credits
https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/gathering-darkness
License code: VOFMWGHPYRUATLZX
https://uppbeat.io/t/maciej-sadowski/dont-forget-to-feed-your-demons
License code: ENHXWRCZGVIYSMOK
https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/threatened
License code: TM99D9ISMKTIPUCI
All other incidental music including title themes by Gregg Hatton
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By David & Mallory
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Having talked (and paid) their way past the lone guard in the Accursed Den, the Outcasts continue to follow the sad and melodic music deeper into the underground, with only the barest of knowledge to the whereabouts of the missing Prince Aldon. But something stirs in the darkness of the room of hanging chains...👁🗨
Cast
Vidrig Vardelos, the Dead God's Prophet played by Gregg
Alecc Von Wretched, the Wretched Royalty played by Al
Rotten Johnny, the Gutterborn Scum played by Derg
Edward Dickinson, the Forlorn Philosopher played by Scott
and David as the Games Master
Music Credits
https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/gathering-darkness
License code: VOFMWGHPYRUATLZX
https://uppbeat.io/t/maciej-sadowski/dont-forget-to-feed-your-demons
License code: ENHXWRCZGVIYSMOK
https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/threatened
License code: TM99D9ISMKTIPUCI
All other incidental music including title themes by Gregg Hatton