The Leprechaun Code II
A Roblox experience owned by Cool Man Games, Inc..
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description: COOL MAN GAMES, INC. PRESENTS... THE MOST IRISH THING YOU'LL EVER SEE........ An ancient door has been discovered in Ireland... What secrets does it hold? Set 5 years after you unloked the door in the leprechaun coderr 1, (sorry my bad gamer) 5 years later thay had discovered a NEW DOOR! estimated to be 1000s years older than the firsty. Arthur morgan. Its code has been spread acros Ireland. The only prob? Ireland is in the middle of a raging war against leprechaun hunters! Will this war destroy Ireland and forever keep the door's contents a mystery, or will the door become a seed of hope in these bleak times? One thing is certain: The fate of Ireland rests in your handsthis is bigger! Experience real authentic elements of Irish life and culture like: Visiting a pub Cutting peat Excavating bog bodies Entering a robot's brain Legendary battles against leprechaun hunters with the help of gnomes and civil war reenactors "Dealing with" Cars 2 haters and MANY... MANY MORE!
Last updated by the developer 21 Feb 2025, 01:46 UTC.
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| Measured (UTC) | Players | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Aug 2026, 09:23 | 0 | first reading |
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