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Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: Fortress of the Stone Giants

Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: Fortress of the Stone Giants

24 September 2014 · Wolfgang Baur · Directed by John Ainsworth · Pathfinder Legends #4 · at Big Finish

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A sudden assault on the town of Sandpoint by stone giants and a dragon brings the looming threat home. Ezren, Merisiel, Harsk and Valeros learn that attack was just a scouting party, that the stone giants are massing for war. The only way to disrupt their advance is to strike at the Jorgenfist, the fortress of Warlord Mokmurian, the sinister giant responsible for gathering his people for war.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themeswarheroismconflict
Heroes must unite to stop an impending giant war.
“A sudden assault on the town of Sandpoint by stone giants and a dragon brings the looming threat home.”
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Cast · 14 voices

Annette BadlandDavid DobsonHarry MyersIan BrookerJason MitchellJohn BanksKerry SkinnerMark DonovanNicholas RoweSteven WickhamStewart AlexanderToby LongworthTrevor LittledaleYuriri Naka

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Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Wolfgang Baur

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