Misnick
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Ongoing1h 18m
Last published Fri, May 29, 2020
A high fantasy story that I thought of with help from a few friends. The story switches POV, but mainly focuses on a farm boy named Jack, the main protagonist. Jack must lead a wizard, a knight, a monk, and his best friend against an evil empire who wants to crush the free kingdoms of Misnick. Medieval East meets West in this ongoing story.
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