โ Scribed by Cassandra Khaw
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A Safari Into Danger!
There are remote corners of the British Empire where the supernatural lurks and the shadows linger, where few dare go and fewer return.
A Time for Heroes!
This is the world of the little-known Department of Antiquities--the so-called "Strange Brigade"--tasked with confronting ancient and terrible evils that threaten us all. But who are these mysterious adventurers?
Five Rip-roaring New Adventures!
Join rising stars Cassandra Khaw, Gaie Sebold, Tauriq Moosa, Guy Adams, and Jonathan L. Howard as they delve into the hidden origins of some of the Brigade's finest, and marvel at these never before seen tales of our fearless and unflinching heroes...
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