Point of Luck

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Tune in weekly as a group of friends dive into the epic Wrath of The Righteous Campaign in this actual-play
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podcast. Combining riveting storytelling with mediocre attempts at humor, a group of lifelong friends roll dice, slay some monsters and fumble through the rules. Each episode welcomes you to the table every Tuesday 8 am EST.

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