Get all 6 Captain's Lair releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
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The captain's revenge
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We want the treasure!
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A wild encounter
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Tales of a dead man
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The final battle
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The Octopus
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A new mission
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Insanity
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A light in the depths
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The island
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The ghost ship
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