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Baelin's Route - An Epic NPC Man Adventure
Baelin (Rowan Bettjeman), a simple background NPC in the video game 'Skycraft' has been walking the same route for as long as he can remember. However, his peaceful (and mindless) routine is violently shaken as a short-tempered Adventurer (Ben Van Lier) drags him off his path and into a dangerous quest to escort a mysterious NPC girl named Willow (Phoenix Cross) across the harsh world of Azerim.
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Baelin (Rowan Bettjeman), a simple background NPC in the video game 'Skycraft' has been walking the same route for as long as he can remember. However, his peaceful (and mindless) routine is violently shaken as a short-tempered Adventurer (Ben Van Lier) drags him off his path and into a dangerous quest to escort a mysterious NPC girl named Willow (Phoenix Cross) across the harsh world of Azerim.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Alan Morrison
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Viva La Dirt League
Cast
Adam King, Alan Morrison
Director
Rowan Bettjeman
Baelin / Bodger
Phoenix Cross
Willow
Ben Van Lier
Adventurer / Orc Mage
Adam King
Baradun / Eugene
Alan Morrison
Greg the Garlic Farmer
Gwendoline Taylor
Female Adventurer
Robert Hartley
Male Adventurer
Hamish Parkinson
Fred Orchadson
Rhiannon McCall
Freda Orchadson
David Correos
NPC Lover
Ellie Harwood
NPC Lover
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