Dieborne - Ritual Compendium
A project in Modena, Italy by Nerdura Games021days
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Forbidden rituals for Dieborne. Some assembly required. Possibly sacrifice.
Backers: 120
Average Daily Pledges: €301
Average Pledge Per Backer: €18
Funding: €2,107 of €500
Dates: Sep 15th -> Oct 13th (28 days)
Project By: Nerdura Games
Backers: 120
Average Daily Pledges: €301
Average Pledge Per Backer: €18
Funding: €2,107 of €500
Dates: Sep 15th -> Oct 13th (28 days)
Project By: Nerdura Games
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