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Orpheus Corebook Bryan Armor John Chambers Genevieve Cogman Richard E Dansky

Name: Orpheus Corebook Bryan Armor John Chambers Genevieve Cogman Richard E Dansky
SKU: BELL-54596648
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (30 reviews)

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Orpheus Corebook Bryan Armor John Chambers Genevieve Cogman Richard E Dansky instant download after payment.

Publisher: White Wolf

File Extension: PDF

File size: 85.77 MB

Pages: 314

Author: Bryan Armor, John Chambers, Genevieve Cogman, Richard E. Dansky, B.D. Flory, Harry Heckel IV, Ellen Kiley, James Kiley, Matthew McFarland, Dean Shomshak, C.A. Suleiman

ISBN: 15884660000

Language: English

Year: 2003

Volume: 1

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Orpheus Corebook Bryan Armor John Chambers Genevieve Cogman Richard E Dansky by Bryan Armor, John Chambers, Genevieve Cogman, Richard E. Dansky, B.d. Flory, Harry Heckel Iv, Ellen Kiley, James Kiley, Matthew Mcfarland, Dean Shomshak, C.a. Suleiman 15884660000 instant download after payment.

What if death wasn't the end? What if you could die and return to your body, to live again? What if you could remain among the living long after your body crumbled to dust? What if science had rendered death a mere inconvenience?
The door between this world and the next has been thrown open. The souls of the deceased haven't passed, they're among us, and now the living walk among the dead. Mankind has learned to look into the void of the afterlife...but does it stare back?
If death is no longer an absolute, what is?
Some laws should never be broken.