The Vermissian Lost and Found

Rowan, Rook and Decard

£4

The Vermissian Lost and Found is a compendium of occult weapons, armour, tools, and even animal companions for Spire. It includes a knife that can resurrect the dead, a reality-warping board game, a prophetic snail mount, and far too many puns. The Vermissian Lost and Found is a compendium of occult weapons, armour, tools, and even animal companions for Spire. It includes a knife that can resurrect the dead, a reality-warping board game, a prophetic snail mount, and far too many puns. Combined with horrific occult fallouts, your Magisters have never been better equipped to drag reality into a

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