Fantasy Fiction 10: LICH

Fantasy Fiction

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🗓️ 28 October 2013

⏱️ 48 minutes

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BEWARE LISTENERS! You are about to hear to horrific tales of CRAZENOR THE LICH and KING BRINDLEMOORE BONESMAN, on this special Halloween episode of Fantasy Fiction! Plus, two weirdo wizard answer your questions.

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0:39.7	that is. Quick download it before the movie comes out, post-haste. Enjoy the episode. Hey everybody, welcome to the fantasy fiction podcast. My name is Dominic.
1:03.3	My name is Josh.
1:04.5	And today we're talking about liches.
1:09.0	Because this is the Halloween episode.
1:15.8	Dan, dan, dan.
1:17.5	I was going to say there was going to be some organ there if we had some licensed
1:22.2	organs.
1:23.9	One of us should buy an organ.
1:25.6	We should probably purchase one organ.
1:28.3	Do you remember when there were like organ stores?
1:31.1	Like you could just go and buy organs?
1:33.2	Do you remember that?
1:33.8	Yeah, well, you had to go to the organ store specifically and speak to the organ man.
1:38.6	Yep, and they would sell you an organ.
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