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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to be neither of those. What if you don't actually get to stay completely human? And what if it isn't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible beyond mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the life of "player" 13241 as he experiences what it's like to be a walking orchard (well, mostly). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the things that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to be neither of those? What if you don't actually get to stay completely human?And what if it isn't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible beyond mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (well, mostly). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When people mention fantasy games and RPGs, they usually think of goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves and magic (apart from the percentage that gets an image of an anti-tank weapon in their mind, I will respectfully put those individuals aside for now). But what if you get neither of those (not even the weapon, I know, sad)? And what if you end up playing as something that doesn't look like an animal at all?</p> <p>And what if the said game you were playing weren't actually a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?</p> <p>Follow the (mis)adventures of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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<p>When someone mentions games, you usually think of goblins, elves, orcs and dwarves. But what if you get to have neither of those? What if you don't actually get to play anything that could be considered an animal?And what if it weren't a game, but real life changed by irresponsible, beyond-mortal beings?Follow the life of "player" 13241, a.k.a. Treant, as he experiences what it's like to be a walking magical fruit maker (among other things). When the world goes to hell and back, plants are the ones that remain, right?</p>

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