When Ezren, Merisiel, Valeros and Harsk arrive in Sandpoint seeking rest, it seems the annual Swallowtail Festival will give them what they need...until goblins attack during the consecration of the town's rebuilt church...

A fresh new adventure from Big Finish and Paizo in a second series of stories based on the popular role-playing game Pathfinder. For almost 2000 years the tombs of the Necropolis of Wati have remained sealed - until now. Adventurers from all over Golarion have travelled to the ancient city to find lost treasure and uncover the secrets of the past. But some things are best left buried. As Valeros, Ezren, Harsk and Merisiel face traps, ghosts, and undead spirits, sinister forces descend on Wati. The Mask of the Forgotten Pharaoh is about to be discovered - and an ancient evil unleashed. The latest in a series of Big Finish releases based in the Pathfinders universe: a globally successful role-playing game. A thrilling full-cast audio with cinematic sound design and music. CAST: Stewart Alexander (Valeros), Trevor Littledale (Ezren), Ian Brooker (Harsk), Kerry Skinner (Merisiel), Waseem Abbas (Azaz Arafe), Donovan Christian-Carey (Khelru), Nabil Elouahabi (Nebta-Khufre), Ashleigh Loeb (Velriana Hypaxes), Mana M (Mumia Dealer), Zmira Wicking (Neferekhu).

It is Coronation Day, 1937. As the country celebrates, the new monarch must face one of the most difficult challenges he has ever encountered: the dreaded BBC Radio Broadcast to the Nation. Only one man can prepare the terrified king for his ordeal at the microphone Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. With his unconventional methods such as tongue-twisters, breathing exercises, and Shakespearean quotations, and a variety of teaching styles ranging from empathy to bullying, Logue aims to give George VI the confidence to navigate the minefield ahead. As the two men wrestle with the intricacies of the speech, their conversation ranges from the Abdication Crisis to the king s childhood and his uneasy relationship with his father and the king s dependence on and deep friendship with Logue becomes apparent. Starring Alex Jennings as George VI and Trevor Littledale as Logue, this is a riveting portrait of a prominent man at a pivotal moment in his own life and in the history of the twentieth century."