Into this abnormal stewpot goes the real meat of this expansion: new missions, most of which are just a litt🍰le more creative and morbid than all but the best of the main game stuff.

Into this abnormal stewpot goes the real meat of this expansion: new mi🗹ssions, most of which are just a little more creative and morbid than all but the best of the main game stuff.

A suicidal man pays you to rub him out. You solve an intricate conspiracy plot by walking around town with an inquisitor who lightning-tortures anyone you question 🥃until the clues spill out, volt by volt. In another mission, the Saints and Seductresses are bat🍰tling and you have to befriend both sides then betray one or the other, leading them into the enemy's trap.

You kill a huge monster using the tears of its creator and arrows made of the bones of its predecessor. You find yourself trapped in a fort where two armies of ghosts continually replay their last battle until you help one army win. A fellow you've helped promises to give you "one of hไis old dogs" - but it's not what you think.

A suicidal man pays you to rub him out. You solve an intricate conspiracy plot by walking around town with an inquisitor who lightning-tortures anyone you questioܫn until the clues spill out, volt by volt. In another mission, the Saints and Seductresses are battling a🧸nd you have to befriend both sides then betray one or the other, leading them into the enemy's trap.

You kill a huge monster using the tears of its creator and arrows made of the bones of its predecessor. You find yourself trapped 🤡in a fort where two armies of ghosts continu🌊ally replay their last battle until you help one army win. A fellow you've helped promises to give you "one of his old dogs" - but it's not what you think.