Pathfinder Legends: Mummy's Mask: Secrets of the Sphinx

Pathfinder Legends: Mummy's Mask: Secrets of the Sphinx

30 March 2016 · Amber Scott · Directed by John Ainsworth · Pathfinder Legends #10 · at Big Finish

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Deep in the Osirian desert stands the blank-faced monument known as the Sightless Sphinx. In search of the stolen mummy of Chisisek, the architect of the flying tomb of the Sky Pharaoh Hakotep I, Ezren, Harsk, Merisiel and Valeros track the cult of the Forgotten Pharaoh to its secret headquarters inside the sphinx. There they face monstrous mercenaries and servants of the demon lord Areshkagal before finally confronting the masked cultists and their leader, the Forgotten Pharaoh, who has been possessed by a fragment of Hakotep's soul.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesmysteryghosts-hauntingspowerheroism
Ancient desert mystery with heroes battling a possessed cult leader.
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Wikipedia: Amber Scott (author)

Cast · 10 voices

Badria TiminiFanos XenofósIan BrookerKerry SkinnerMarc ElliottSophia HannidesSteven WickhamStewart AlexanderTrevor LittledaleWalles Hamonde

Crew · 2

Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Amber Scott

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