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Slay The Spire 2: The Necrobinder Pinset (Fangamer)

Slay The Spire 2: The Necrobinder Pinset (Fangamer)

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New item! A Spireborn lich who seeks revenge. This official Slay the Spire pin set was designed by Melora Mylin.It includes The Necrobinder (about 3,5 cm tall) and Osty (about 2,5 cm tall).

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Item typeClothing & merchandise

Entertainment domainGaming

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