User Name:
Abukhatar
Showcase Name:
Tales of Gwaeold: The Summons
Description:
In this sword and sorcery story, a young knight and his
friend reluctantly joins a sorceress on a quest to drive
a lurking evil from the forest. Created with iclone, originally
intended this to be self contained story but looks like
it would go over 15 minutes so I decided to split them
up into three acts. This is Act 1: The Summons
Format:
Video
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