Androids & Aliens 69 - The Nukes of Hazard

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

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🗓️ 31 July 2019

⏱️ 90 minutes

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A transmission from Starfinder Command sheds some light on the mysteries that have stymied the crew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This week on Androids and Aliens
0:04.1	Captain, I have a transmission for you from Cheers Kiske.
0:08.1	It is pre-recorded so don't try to talk back to him.
0:11.3	On viewer.
0:12.4	Dweetings, my friends.
0:15.5	Greetings.
0:16.3	Yes you may have.
0:17.1	From across the solar system and absolute station.
0:21.0	There exists a powerful weapon from beyond time and space.
0:25.6	That would first lead to the destruction of several star systems.
0:30.2	And then to the destabilization of existence itself.
0:34.3	Starfinder command delivers dark tidings.
0:38.0	The corpse fleet is not to be trifled with.
0:41.0	The evidence of their presence there, perhaps they are now searching for the stellar degenerator
0:45.8	as well.
0:46.8	But just as the mission becomes clear.
0:50.2	At the mention of Eox, there is a chiver goes up, Dr. Fresses Spine.
0:55.4	Eox is the entire planet is a product of scene magic.
0:59.9	The Chromans, the Necromancer, yeah.
1:02.3	The Hounds of War rage amongst the asteroids.
1:06.7	Captain, I'm sorry.
1:08.6	And all of a sudden, boom!
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