Golden Warriors

Golden Warriors

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Oct 17, 2015
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Life was good in Redshire, despite having numerous conflicts with the Order of Steel Brothers. When Icarus little brother died 6 years ago, he swore to protect his siblings no matter what. But now that war has resumed, and the fire is blazing as bright as ever, Icarus has to make a decision whether to help Redshire fight or peril, and at the same time... to keep his promise 6 years ago?
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