Let's Rebel in King of the Castle! Chat vs King

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Published on March 8, 2023 6:00:33 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFfDschEyv0

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Kings of the Castle (2020)

Duration: 2:55:48

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Streamed March 2nd, 2023 on https://www.twitch.tv/geekgirlcon

Join us for a royal rumble as we play King of the Castle! GGC Twitch team members Teryn plays the King and Alyssa 'Prime' unofficially plays Hand of the King. We're joined by our chat as the Royal Council members that vote on kingdom decisions and scheme for their own victory to undermine the crown.

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0:00 Starting Soon
6:00 Introductions
11:58 Meeting the Regions
17:30 The Chat has joined the Kingdom!
22:50 Spring 948 - The Game Begins
53:25 Summer 948 - The Setup
1:10:11 Autumn 948 - Treasure and Taxes
1:30:17 Winter 948 - On the Verge of Rebellion!
1:58:53 Spring 949 - Rebellion and Marriage
2:18:39 Summer 949 - Now Hiring: Honour Guards & Werebear Inquisitors
2:36:56 Autumn 949 - The War's End
2:48:00 Outro - Thanks for Watching!

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