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The Not Quite, Almost, Sort Of Last-Minute Holiday Gift Guide – Loot Mechanics #355

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Yes, we’re doing this tired old joke again. Sue me, it’s the Holidays, and we needed quick content so Beoulus and I can go enjoy them, rather than sitting at our computers recording shows!

  • Intro (0:49) – Have we been playing any Holiday-themed games? No? Then what have we been up to?
  • Other (4:33) – Last-Minute Gift Guide, assuming you’re a bad gift-giver. You know who you are.
  • Other (12:20) – Last-Minute Gift Guide, assuming you’re an amazing gift-giver, who just forgot or whatever.
  • Wrap (21:54) – Final thoughts.

“Alchemists Tower” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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