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Justin Penwith05 Dec 2012 2:23 p.m. PST

Well, this report was delayed a few weeks as the FLGS was play at was burglarized (ccg rare cards were stolen) and then my ride got a job which has prevented him from attending.

However, last night, we continued on with the adventures of the Who Dat Gang. We had a couple of repeat players, but three new ones (two of which who joined us after they saw the fun we were having. I was the GM again, running the scenario as more of an RPG event as it gave me leeway to allow the players and NPCs to act more freely.

We joined the merry band of cutthroats and bad hombres as the began to enter the mining town of Shewintabaquie. Most of the townsfolk were out mining, except for the various shop owners or employees and th town's lawnmen.

Tom Reed05 Dec 2012 2:39 p.m. PST

Uhhhh, link?

Justin Penwith05 Dec 2012 3:32 p.m. PST

Disregard this thread as my fumble fingers posted it before I finished typing it. Check my Gutshot Demo the 2nd for a full report.

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