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    <title>What is Emberblood Keeper?</title>
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    <summary>Emberblood Keeper is a colony builder and a roguelite in one, for phones: build your people a home, send heroes down the pit, and not all of them come back.</summary>
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    <summary>Emberblood Keeper prints the odds of every geode, pull and gear drop on one page, read from the tables the game's server rolls with. Here is why.</summary>
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