Androids & Aliens 57 - It's Getting Rusty in Here

Androids & Aliens

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Grant Berger, Matthew Capodicasa, Sydney Amanuel, Joe O'brien, Science Fiction, Rpg, Roleplaying Game, David Winters, Comedy, Ellinor Dilorenzo, Pathfinder, Starfinder, Troy Lavallee, Skid Maher, Paizo, Hobbies, Leisure

5 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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The crew of the Rusty Rivet boards the Sarissa for a parlay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This week on Android's and Aliens.
0:03.5	Oh, that was a lot of fun and we'll never have to do it again.
0:07.0	The two captains engage in a tense parlay.
0:12.0	You can come aboard our ship.
0:14.0	I armed and you're full crew.
0:17.0	How do I know you're not full of funny business on us?
0:21.0	You don't, but the terms of surrender are a hard part.
0:25.0	We'll come aboard your ship.
0:27.0	Even though I have my ship on road 20.
0:32.0	But I have my own pawn from the dead sun's pawn.
0:37.0	All right, I'll come aboard.
0:40.0	Can the crew is trusting a space pirate?
0:43.0	I am the infamous Elera Aquana.
0:46.0	Captain Elera Aquana to be precise,
0:49.0	but I must remind you we are the three captains of the diaspora.
0:54.0	Or will history repeat itself?
0:58.0	The last time my ship was boarded by pirates in the diaspora,
1:02.0	it did not go well.
1:04.0	The adventure continues.
1:06.0	I appreciate the gesture, Captain.
1:08.0	If any of you have suffered any trauma as a result of your massive defeat.
1:14.0	I would be more than happy to be with you.
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