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Doctor Please by Jim and Sam
Release today...ish: Floop the Pig
Floop the Pig is a module for the 5e tabletop roleplaying system. It is available exclusively to backers of Cryptozoic's Kickstarter campaigns; either the Card Wars 10th Anniversary campaign or the Adventure Time: The Roleplaying Game campaign. This makes it quite a rare piece of Adventure Time media. It ties the two games together and serves as a preview for the roleplaying game, which will be releasing some time in 2025. It comes with premade character sheets and a short campaign, where Magic Man is the main antagonist.
Release date: 6th November 2024 (this is when the first copies were shipped to Card Wars backers)
Written by: Harrison Roberts, Sam Roberts, and Cory Jones
Illustrated by: Robb Mommaerts
Publisher: Cryptozoic Entertainment
Retail price: N/A, not for retail
For many years Canada has been at the forefront of the indie rock scene. So much so that, without you noticing, many of the albums you consi