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Round 11 Caleb Vs. The Wizard Zed: Guitar Duel Choose Your Own Adventure
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We’re going to do this one a little differently. I was trying to figure out how to pull it off so we’ll just keep it loose and see how it turns out.

What we want to do is make a “perpetual guitar duel”. The theme will be Caleb battling the Wizard Zed in a blues style. Imagine Caleb has entered the Wizard’s chambers and killed nearly everyone in his path. Now him and Zed fight to the death.

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  2. Zed Shaw
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