Golden Treasure: The Great Green, Part 2

en-usJanuary 12, 2022

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About this Episode

The second half to our longest episode ever! We certainly hope you all took the interim to go and play the game itself, as in this episode we are going to get into the spoiler filled details of Golden Treasure: The Great Green, which is by far our favorite dragon game. We're going to discuss events, characters, and the branching paths of the story and what aspects we liked and didn't agree with.

The game itself is a great journey, and one of the dragons gets a little emotional on the air, you might be surprised when you find out who it was!

Since this was all recorded at the same time, Dilitan is sick and did not join us, Venter was filling in.

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Opening song is Winter, closing song is Dayspring, both by Jim Gabriel and available on the games soundtrack.

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opening theme Now you Don't by Rimentus https://youtu.be/Z5ANWkdB5XU
closing theme and intermission are from pixabay.com

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