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The Realm of Eldervin 

Jonas, a troubled practitioner of magic, assembles a group of companions – including rogue Dagon, elf Nimue and assassin Solomon – to investigate a mysterious corruption spreading through a quiet village in the mystical Realm of Eldervin. As they journey through haunted woodlands and forgotten ruins, the group discovers the darkness may be connected to their own pasts.
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Jonas, a troubled practitioner of magic, assembles a group of companions – including rogue Dagon, elf Nimue and assassin Solomon – to investigate a mysterious corruption spreading through a quiet village in the mystical Realm of Eldervin. As they journey through haunted woodlands and forgotten ruins, the group discovers the darkness may be connected to their own pasts.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Oliver Hollingdale
Written By:Oliver Hollingdale
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Studio:Palm Haven Studios

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