The Adventures in Phandalin
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This is based on the Dungeons and Dragons board game. Join Oliver the Wizard and his gang to Phandalin to fight monsters, warlocks, and goblins. There will be more quests, death, and magic. Find more here on The Adventures in Phandalin.
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