★Pathfinder 2E - Thawed Hearts - Session 9, Part 1★

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Published on May 31, 2024 6:00:05 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vQJ3nPL8B4

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NOTE: In the lands as dangerous as these ones, you never know when death might strike. In the previous session, the party lost one of their own against a dangerous earth elemental… But they shall not be understrength for too long as a new face from the Ísarr clan will be joining them ;) Farewell, Havard 'Trollhide' Ísarr. Additionally, as a side note, this session has been played over the course of two weeks because of some time constraints that we had.

The frost tribes of Northlands, in the world of Purgatory, have been brought back, but the home they had in the past changed quite a bit since their initial demise. Starting almost from scratch and vastly outnumbered, the icy denizens will have to fight to regain control of what once was their land, rebuild their civilization while also not angering their benefactors, for example by starting aggressive conquests… They may not be saints, but that doesn’t make them fools. Our party of protagonists is no different, even as they plot and pursue their own goals :] Join us in following the lives of: Anders Ísarr, a Frost Giant Field Medic Cleric; Hélugandr, a Frost Drake Chosen One Sorcerer; Kurzol, a Frost Troll Oracle with the Battle-Ready Orc heritage and Tall Tale background; Te'trik Thulm, a Frost Giant Mammoth Herder Summoner. As always, sit back, relax and enjoy! If you like it then subscribe and comment to show your awesome support.

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