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Orksvent Day 25 - Combined Supplement



For Christmas, I have combined all of the WAAGH! Drillteef Supplement-related materials into one document, including as many fluff pieces I could find.  It needs a lot of streamlining, but this should be good for now.  I hope that you all enjoy it.

I was pleased to have done this calendar even though I probably should have been more diligent about my other things, but it's Christmas and this was my gift to myself.

A big thanks goes out to all those who followed this project and encouraged it.  Happy Holidays!

Note that the file is really, really big. I will try to get it smaller as soon as I can.

Download the Combined WAAGH! Drillteef Supplement PDF!

Check out the rest of the Orksvent days!

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  1. fireymonkeyboyDecember 26, 2014 at 5:29 AM

    It's been a fun read, thanks!

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    1. LoopyDecember 26, 2014 at 7:56 PM

      Thanks! I appreciate you following the whole month!

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  2. Ben BrophyDecember 26, 2014 at 6:28 PM

    Random follower of the wauugh here. Loves the whole advent calendar series. Thanks so much.

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  3. TalariusDecember 28, 2014 at 10:44 AM

    You are an unstoppable force, Adam Fasoldt. Many thanks, happy holidays and happy New Year!

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