Tear: Beyond the Doors, Ep 32 - On the Doorstep

In this super-sized finale of Tear: Beyond the Doors, the group tries their best to confront “Purple Bone Daddy,” to find two of their friends, and to discover what the blight has been doing to the land. And while this is the final chapter of this story, Neldor has made it clear: these are only pages, and we can always turn them to see what’s next. So stay tuned for more of this world of interconnected D&D campaigns and stories! More characters, fights, and intrigue are yet to come in TEAR: MOONTREE ISLE, coming to the podcast feed in 2021! 

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- In-game music - Incompetech & Tabletop Audio - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

- Original Theme song - "The Eight Pillars" by Sam Winnie

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