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We go on-location for a podcast episode and ghost hunt at the most haunted hotel in Texas where we explore its tragic past: Victoria's Black Swan Inn.

Thank you to your support during last year's stream that allowed us to do this.

While it’s difficult to explain what attracts a spirit to a place, or keeps it from leaving, it doesn’t change the fact that it seems to happen. In fact, some historic homes seem to be magnets for paranormal activity. This raises a question: If soil is bloodied with tragedy, are any structures built atop this land destined to be haunted? We’re about to find out. In today’s podcast turned ghost hunt we’re exploring Victoria’s Black Swan Inn.

Sensitive topics: Mentions of suicide, death, death via cancer/illness, death via war

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Dinkleberg65

I drove out to this place once when I lived in San Antonio and its such a deceptively beautiful place I had no clue it had such a crazy history. Also to help with the skeleton thing, normal skeleton feels like a level 1 monster so itd be easy to beat and the cloaked skeleton feels like a level 10+ monster and that means it might also know magic so im out

echo papa

Huh...what would happen if you get shot by a ghost gun? ...er...a ghosts etherial rife?

Cassidy Schuchmann

That’s what I came here to say. Regular skeleton is always a level 1 enemy. Any weapons or clothes signal that it’s more advanced

Dinkleberg65

Skeletons with clothes = scary af lol

Zarathustra

I have no doubt I am at the top of Fredo's hit list, but much has he wants to water me; like Tien, and Vegeta in DBZA if he kills me. I win.