Pathfinder Legends: Mummy's Mask: The Slave Trenches of Hakotep

Pathfinder Legends: Mummy's Mask: The Slave Trenches of Hakotep

27 April 2016 · Michael Kortes · Directed by John Ainsworth · Pathfinder Legends #11 · at Big Finish

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The Sky Pharaoh Hakotep I has risen and launched an attack against the city of Wati! Valeros, Ezren, Merisiel and Harsk return to Wati to defend it against this menace, only to discover that the attack is just the preface to a larger invasion of Osirion, controlled from Hakotep's own flying tomb. Journeying to the Slave Trenches of Hakotep, the four adventurers must learn how to activate an ancient weapon to pull Hakotep's tomb back to earth. Will the heroes bring down the flying pyramid of the Sky Pharaoh, or will their bones join the thousands of skeletons that lie crumbling within the Slave Trenches of Hakotep?
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesheroismloyaltydiscoverysurvival
Ancient evil rises, heroes must unite to defend their world.
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Cast · 9 voices

Charlotte StrevensFanos XenofósIan BrookerKerry SkinnerMana MRamon TikaramStewart AlexanderTrevor LittledaleWraith Johnson

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Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Michael Kortes

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