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Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: The Hook Mountain Massacre

Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: The Hook Mountain Massacre

30 July 2014 · Nicolas Logue · Directed by John Ainsworth · Pathfinder Legends #3 · at Big Finish

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Ezren, Merisiel, Harsk and Valeros answer a desperate call for aid from Hook Mountain. A tribe of ogres has slaughtered the garrison of a small keep, including the famous retired war hero stationed there. The few surviving rangers need the heroes to help them retake the key fortification back. And in the surrounding wilderness, a sinister force is growing.
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Heroes answer a desperate call to reclaim a keep from monstrous invaders.
“Ezren, Merisiel, Harsk and Valeros answer a desperate call for aid from Hook Mountain.”
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Cast · 11 voices

Duncan WisbeyHelen GoldwynIan BrookerJason MitchellKerry SkinnerSean ConnollyStewart AlexanderSunny OrmondeTam WilliamsToby LongworthTrevor Littledale

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Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Nicolas Logue

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