Daknkitab: One Thousand and One Coriolis Nights
A long, long time from now humans have traveled the stars, visited many horizons before isolating themselves. In fear they banded together and worshipped Icons to save themselves from the Dark Between the Stars. They made peace, they made war, they made stories.
Come and listen to one of them in Daknkitab: One Thousand and One Coriolis Nights, an #ActualPlay RPG Podcast run by Adam Dork and his friends.
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