Shipwreck That Turned Into a Nightmare Cult Ft. Bricky

The Black Company: When Your New Corporate Overlord is a Demonic Sorceress

https://www.orchideight.com/products/acceptable-losses-you-like-history-right-tee NEW SHIRT Support us and get episodes early: https://www.patreon.com/c/AcceptableLosses Join our Discord: https://discord.com/invite/nhX9NJ3EW7 Merch: https://shop.orchideight.com/collections/acceptable-losses Before Warhammer Fantasy had even left its infancy, author Glen Cook took a plunge into a completely different kind of fantasy: one that traded righteous knights and glorious kingdoms for a cynical, heavily armed family of mercenaries just trying to survive the night. This week on Acceptable Losses, Dk and Kirioth dig down into the very roots of the grimdark genre to cover the first three chapters of the 1984 classic, The Black Company. We follow the annals of Croaker, the Company’s physician and historian, as the brotherhood navigates a world where law and order belong to the highest bidder and the line between "good" and "evil" doesn't exist.

Shipwreck That Turned Into a Nightmare Cult Ft. Bricky

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The Complete Dead Space 2 Timeline

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The Republic's Self-Inflicted Downfall | Star Wars Lore

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Gaia is Dead: A Deep Dive into Werewolf: The Apocalypse

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