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Wasteland Express Delivery Service: The Scrappening

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UPDATE FROM DISPATCH – Kids, good to see y’all this mornin’. If any of ya have heard from The Fallen, I’d sure as hell ‘preciate knowin’ where in tarnation she thinks she gets off takin’ unapproved PTO to go on a “journey of self-discovery and spiritual renewal.” As y’all are well aware, the Wasteland Express Delivery Service does NOT offer a benefits package. There ain’t no time off, and there sure as hell ain’t no life or health insurance! Anyway, get out there—and I expect you to pick up her slack. As always, try not to die. The Scrappening is the first of many exciting, exclusive, publisher-supported event kits that creates a brand new, legacy-like experience for Wasteland Express Delivery Service to be played in brick-and-mortar game stores. It features all new art by Riccardo Buricelli and missions by Jon Gilmore, Matt Riddle, and Ben Pinchback! —description from the publisher

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