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Game Geek, Issue 23, Nov 2011

An Avalon Games Product, All righ

reserved, Version 1.0, 2011

All comments, suggestions and

contacts can be made at…

Avalon Games,

[email protected]

Or visit

Avalon Games at…

www.avalon-games.com

Some Game design, artwork and lay

by Robert Hemminger

Some art by Sade, LPJ and Art Fant

Contents

Musing of the Avalon Stogie ...................................................................................................

Behind the Game,

Nova Blast part 3 ……...................................................................................................

Coral Throne

Chapter XV .....................................................................................................................

Raging Swan Gaming …………………………………………………………………….…….…..

Junkyard Wars,

Strip #23 ……….............................................................................................................

Avalon Pathfinder ..................................................................................................................

Dept 13 Comic, Issue #8 ……………………………..……………………………………...…..

Artist Spotlight ....................................................................................................................

Fiction by Danielle Ackley-McPhail .........................…………………………………….…..

Multi-Verse …………,,,…….…………....................................................................................Geek Profile ………………………………………………………………………………………….

Battle Axe …….……….….......................................................................................................

Arcana …………………………………………………………………………………………….…

Reviews ..................................................................................................................................

Cool Stuff ................................................................................................................................

Whats New ............................................................................................................................

Free Stuff ………………………………………………………………………………..……….….

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Nova Blast Preview

Part 3

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Coral Throne

Chapter XV

sadora put down the book she was reading and stretched

her arms above her head. The sun was hot, but a nicebreeze was blowing off the sea. The balcony had

become her private space about the palace, her refuge of

orts. She had been sitting here for over a week now,

eading, relaxing and growing more and more bored.

Standing up she walked over to the railing and looked

out to the sea before her. Ships lay in anchor about the

harbor and near the great white wall that guarded the

city's port. One of those ships was Sammual's. He was

off doing some sort of inspection today. Things were

better now she thought, their little struggle over between

hem. Hells they had even gotten to make love again.

She was glad for it to all be over, she did not like him

being mad at her, nor her returning that anger.

Walking back into the apartment she looked around for

omething to do; bored she looked at the diary of lord

Aribum in her hand, he was the architect that had first

built the palace. She had been pouring through his

houghts and daily activities those long years ago, she

having spent several days now reading his diary. Aribum

was an impressive man, one of deep loves and passions,

but also a bit stubborn, most of the dairy dealt with his

daily struggles with the long dead king of that age and

he king's many demands for new features to be added to

he palace. Seems the king was a bit unreasonable in his

demands for domes and towers, which it seemed were all

he rage at the time. Aribum wanted a more functional

palace, one that could be used as a fortress in times of

need. Course in the end Aribum had given up and let the

king have his way, adding several towers and the great

central dome over the main palace structure.

Isadora also seemed too gather from the writing that th

lord architect also has a secret plan in the works. He

never came outright and said what it was, but she

gathered there was a secret construction under the pala

meant for some other, as yet un-guessed at need. She

was convinced that this was what Lessiter was after in

his search at the library. She now meant to find this

hidden maze of tunnels and vaults under the palace.

Taking a deep breath Isadora made up her mind. “Yesknow, I promised to stay out of trouble,” she said out

loud as she dropped the book onto the bed. Still she

could not just stand around this apartment all day,

everyday. She needed to be out doing something, eve

it was just snooping about the palace basements. Putt

her boots on Isadora left the room, closing the door

behind her and walking down the hallways. She offer

a friendly greeting to Douglas, one of the guards, as sh

walked by. He managed a simple hello as a replying.

This was a bit of a surprised; as Isadora had been talki

to the young man for a week now and just today shefinally got him to say something. Given enough effor

her part she thought she might get two words out of hi

by the end of the year. Moving on Isadora made her w

down the stairs, smiling and offering a little greeting t

all she came upon. Most of the servants and

guardsmen had begun to return the gesture, some even

with a genuine smile of their own as she past.

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“You city boys fight much to nice,” she commented

playfully.

Maxis stood there a moment, catching his breath. It

was clear that he had underestimated her skills; a

resolved look then came over him. He moved in once

more, ready to trade blows with her, but also ready for

another of her rolling attacks. Isadora walked in a slow

circle to the left, her blade held low; the blade's tip

tracing an invisible line on the floor. One hand was onher hip, swaying with each move as she rolled on the

balls of her feet to stay nimble. As she moved in this

way her hips bounce in just the right manner, bringing

a sultry swagger to her walk. She had used sex before

to win a fight, allowing a flash of breast or the rolling

of her hips to distract a man from his deadly work.

Finally Isadora had given Maxis enough time to have

his fill of looking and then came at him fast, bringing

her blade up in a swift, sweeping attack. Her move

was quick and almost caught Maxis off guard. He was

able though to block the attack and returned with ashort thrust of his own. She knocked the attack away

with her hand and continued on with her own assault.

They stood there, trading attacks, parries, feints and

counters. Each drew apart and then returned, blades

flashing faster and blows becoming more intense.

Their guards locked at one point bringing them in close

together, face to face. This placed Maxis at an

advantage, his greater strength now a part of the

struggle.

“You fight well,” he said to her in a low whisper asthey struggled. He was trying to bare her down with

the guards locked, meanwhile Isadora was trying to

move a foot around to trip him.

“I was trained to protect what I love,” Isadora returned

in a whisper of her own. Thrusting hard she broke the

contact and danced back, out of the way. Maxis began

to circle to the right, seeking an opening, he seeming to

have her measure now and looking to be ready to score

his own points soon. Isadora played on this

confidence, holding her own guard lower, acting tiredand timid. Moving to try and keep pace with the large

man, she dropped her guard lower still, drawing him in.

Maxis smiled at her ploy and shock his head no.

Isadora winked in return and raised her guard once

more, looking for a new avenue of attack.

Maxis came at her once more, but she fiend a trip and

began to fall. He thought it another ploy, one of her

rolling attacks, and so moved to the right, out of the

way as she knew he would. Carrying on with the

motion of her fake fall Isadora shift her right foot and

gather herself up, springing forward, low and under

Maxis' guard. Caught off guard once more he tried to

push her sword's tip away. She had no intention yet of

striking a blow thought, and instead hooked her foot

around his ankle. Spinning she tripped the large man,

using her own movement to push herself against him,

sending him down with a thud. Maxis found himselfsitting there on the wooden dueling floor, his sword lyin

next to him, he looking up as Isadora's blade dancing

before his eyes.

“Point and match,” called Jon, many of the men gathere

clapping now at the display of northern fighting skill an

experience.

Maxis smiled. “I dislike losing, even in friendly fights,

he offered, saying a small magical word. Isadora cried

out as the word rolled off of Maxis' lips. The sword in hand glowed hot and bright, forcing Isadora to drop the

blade, clutching her scorched hand. As she tried to jum

back, Maxis' leg shot out and caught about her foot,

tripped her down on top of him. They rolled across the

floor each trying to gain the advantage. Isadora though

recovered faster and ended the contest with her sitting

saddled over him, her dagger out and held against his

throat. Leaning down she whispered into Maxis' ear as

Jon and the other moved to pull them apart. “I always

win when it come to guarding the lives of those I love.

Remember that next time you try to kill my man.”

Standing as Jon reached for her, Isadora bowing with a

flourish and smiled. “I hope you gentlemen enjoyed th

show.”

Jon and the other clapped as another officer helped Max

to his feet. They all then bow to her; a show of respect

even Maxis dipped his head, acknowledging her superi

skill with a sword.

**********

“By all the hells, can't you behave yourself!” Called

Sammual as Isadora sat in the cool tub of water. She ha

returned after the duel with Maxis to wash, hot and

sweaty after the encounter. Sammual had burst in whil

she was washing her hair.

“What?” Isadora asked, the wet soap in her eyes.

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Avalon Games/Avenger Presents

Book 1: Background and Spacecraft Far Avalon

Requires the use of the Traveller TM Main Rulebook, available from Mongoose Publishing


Book 3: Conversion for

Far Avalon

Requires the use of the Traveller TM Main Rulebook, available from Mongoose Pub


Far AvalonBook 2: Star Systems

Requires the use of the Traveller TM Main Rulebook, available fr om Mongoose Publishing

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Raging Swam Gaming

by

Creighton Broadhurst

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Told ya all I had

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Bad Baby Productions, 2011 Art and Story by Robert Hemm

You can't do this.

Those horrors will

destroy the world.

Yes they will and when

they have filled their

bellies with the life force

of this pitiful globe, then

and only then will they

destroy me.

You want then to

eat you?

Yes, it is the only

way to end my

pain.

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The leiche of the Fifth Reich were created

through a series of experiments designed by the

monster Hitler. The devices trap the soul within

the body and impart a magical forcing binding

them for eternity.

The ritual binding causes much discomfort to the leiche

and they are in great pain for as long as they remain thisway, motivating them to find the means to bring forth

the Elder Gods and end their torment.

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They fell from the stars, exiled from their

home by powers much greater and

benevolent.

We need

help

Professor.

And it will come my

dear, be patient.

Think of it Professor, the nightmare

which lies behind has waited eons to

walk among us once more.

Here they were gods, hungry gods. Their

foes sought to stop their endless feast and

imprisoned these dark gods behind the

gateways to limbo.

Now I will release

them once more

upon the world.

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Throw the

stone

Professor.

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What

happened?

We stopped the

Nazis' my dear and

escaped.

I will have my

revenge Professor,

trust me I will see

you and your Dept13 crushed under

my boot.

Wow wha

a mess.

Yes, but we have won

this battle.

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Chantal FournierWe have some great art for you this month from yet another great artist.

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Chantal is an up-and-coming Canadian illus

with a solid commercial artist background. S

has always been a fan of fantasy and sci-fi g

so far as in coloring her Fighting Fantasy

adventure books. Her portfolio of water-col

fantasy got her into a video-game school, an

hasn't looked back from digital painting sinc

In order to stay on top of her game, she's

attended several workshops, including Mass

Black and several Illustration Master Class

with the likes of James Gurney, Iain McCai

Adam Rex, Scott Fischer and Rebecca Guay

also very active in the art community; at con

forums and she loves answering questions o

blog Qitsune ( http://qitsune.wordpress.c

For more examples on card designs, books

covers and RPG art, drop by her website at

http://chantalfournier.com/

Her next event is the Illuxcon in Altoona Pe

sylvannia the first week-end of Nov 2011.

Some links : http://www.illuxcon.com/http://illustrationmasterclass.com/

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The Forest of A Thousand Lost Souls

(previously published in No Longer Dreams,

Lite Circle Books, 2005)

By

Danielle Ackley-McPhail

A good general does not allow the enemy to select the

field of battle. I am thought by others to be the best. I

should have tried much harder…

.

t was autumn as my battalions gathered on the field at

Asculus, a barren plain wedged between the

mountains and the sea. Surrounding valleys bore the

bristling signs of successful harvest; our current

raining ground had seen such spilt blood in its long

history as to never be free of the sown salt. In the

ummer's heat, the scent still rose from the soil,

peaking to us rousingly of battle. It was marked for

he business of war. For that, we prepared.

The Enemy threatened from the Savage Lands. Our

mperor summoned his forces. We were not the only

oldiers to so assemble, but we were his chosen. We

would lead the fray. Each day, proud young faces

filled out the ranks and, for me, the sun lost that much

more of its brilliance with each one. I did not allow

myself to wonder which of them would fall in the

battles to come; instead, I dedicated myself to honing

hem into a lethal force. They must follow my lead

without question, for I would see the next harvest, and

many more to come; the same could not necessarily be

aid for them. There was no doubt I would burn more

han a third of my forces on assorted pyres before the

planted fields were once again ripe, and that only if I

were lucky. I expected it would be more.

What melancholy had crept into my heart? I mourned

my dead too soon and did not do justice to my men.

Yet how could it be otherwise? In the darkest hours of

night, I felt torment at the knowledge that I led so

many young men to die. I have been an officer a very

ong time.

forced the darkness from me. Climbing the wooden

dais, I moved to the spot left clear for me, standing

houlder to shoulder with my captains. Silence

descended.

“Who are you?” I challenged them, as I have

ountless troops before.

“General, we are the Emperor's Elite!” Their voices ro

in precise unison and I allowed myself a moment of pr

These warriors would serve well. The strength in their

response flooded me, charging the blood in my veins w

added vigor. It gave me confidence we were invincible

earlier doubts forgotten.

“And how shall you fight?” I continued, keeping my t

outwardly neutral.

“We will fight with His might…. We will fight with H

valor…. Our courage is His.”

I waited a pause before continuing, allowing them to

settled down from their fervor.

“Your emperor has summoned you to war and I am he

to see you ready to vanquish the enemy. Your first less

Forget the songs you have heard sung of glorious battl

Heroes are not made in war, but created after, by those

who have no concept of its horror.” The faces lifted upme were filled with awe. My men marveled at the stren

of my words. Little did they know, as much as I spoke

them, I spoke to myself. “Look to the men before and

either side of you…turn and seek the faces of those at

back…these are your brothers, and as they stand besid

you, so you stand beside them.

“Do not forget this from now forward: the praise or

damnation of those at home holds no true weight, now

ever, what matters is that those that surround you at th

moment will share your triumph and horror alike; carewhat they think and know that if you respect your oath

them…to me, you will have acted honorably. That is th

most each of us can hope for, for in the end, it is the on

thing with meaning. They will make you heroes, but y

will make yourself worthy.” The shadows in my mind

taunted me, denying everything I said. I ruthlessly sub

them.

II.

The following weeks were spent in zealous training, msoldiers excelling at every task. Yet I pushed them eve

harder, honing their skills beyond proficiency to

perfection. I had no choice. The emperor's scouts had

brought back messages of movement among the enem

forces. Soon we would all see battle.

But this was not what chilled my blood and shivered d

my spine. Night by night a misty escort accompanied m

into sleep, betrayed by a shadow, the muted echo of

languidly beating wings, a sudden cackle, a shrilling

scream.

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I ignored the confused and angry flush of half the sergea

surrounding me. They wondered what rode me. I wonde

as well, but I forced myself not to care. I would not have

even one recruit fall because we failed to train them well

If their pride was scored, let them renew their efforts to

prepare the men as best they could.

My blood pulsed like a caged beast seeking escape as I

continued to tour the ranks. My eyes took on a wild glin

and my breathing grew harsh. Everywhere faces

confronted me from my dreams. Passing each one, a

fleeting image of their dream-deaths cloaked their featur

in gruesome effigy. Throats slashed to the bone, eyes

dangling wetly from their sockets, blood welling from

mouths even now calling out the training chants that

continued to fill my ears with unfailing precision. The

vicious mocking did not end.

I felt cornered. Each step I took, I was followed by

haunting whispers, venomous and faint; ghostly screams

floated on the breeze, apparently for me alone. My teeth

clenched on an answering groan and it was all I could do

keep myself from whirling around in an attempt to spy w

taunted me.

Was this madness? Growling, my heart sought the darkn

within. I would wrestle it down and raze it from my bein

Shooting a look at my second in command, I left the fielto him, stalking off towards the shore to war with my

demons.

III.

The blue-grey sand sparkled like crushed gems in the

dying light of day. I had not realized the lateness of the

hour. How much better I understood my restlessness. I h

lost all desire for sleep, though not the need.

I had managed to work up a thick sheen of sweat in pacimy men. Taking myself to the water's edge, I reached do

to scoop up a bit of the incoming wave. Raising it, I stay

my hand mere moments from dousing my head; a shado

crept across the sun, stealing its brilliance, muting its

setting glory, and a whispering flutter of leathery wings

danced around the edge of my hearing. I trembled witho

shame.

ew nightmares came to me each time I sought rest.

orn by the biting wind off of the sea, they wreathed

my slumber in terror and torment and ecstasy. Images

f battle…of death…my men spread like dead flies

pon the ground. Over and over I watched them, both

aunted-eyed soldiers and fresh young faces not yet

carred by battle; all turned their gaze toward foreign

hores. Their trust in me was complete. Their trust in

me was damning. In the darkness of my own mind, I

atched my men die, savaged by a faceless enemy,eir entrails strewn about countless battlefields, their

feless eyes trailing me accusingly as I picked my way

ver their corpses and waded through mud made black

ith their shed blood.

My dream-self ever closed its eyes, but the images

ould not be shut out. Neither could the screams. It was

e torment of souls consumed with terror, agony

nleashed in endless shivering waves.

ach morning I woke atremble, my eyes hollow pits

nd my skin pale beneath its soldier's weathering.

More times than I can count, I woke at my own cry, “I

ave failed them, they are all dead!”

nly my aide knows of this, and his dedication keeps

m silent.

struggled to put my unease from me. My troops may

ave been the chosen of the emperor, but their own

xcellence has kept them here. I have not trained them

die. The dreams were nothing but doubts

manifested…unreasonable doubts. Among the ranks, I

marched like a demon possessed, my countenance

erce and my temperament demanding, while inside

my heart died a little more. My forces were pushed to

xcel at every skill put to them. I watched on, a not-so-

lent goad, and even my captains did not know which

fear more: our uncertain future, or me.

You're overextending, Thalon…Get your stance back

line, find your center and do not stray from it; our

oe will not be as forgiving as Ghin here is.” My words

ere stern but encouraging as I addressed my aide. I

ngered a moment, to watch his next attempt, or so I

tended until I spied another among the ranks, his gear

n affront to my warrior's sensibilities.

rief flashes of my nightmares swiftly rose up at the

ght, until I barked and snapped most ferociously at

e man, “Your armor is an outrage, soldier, who taught

ou such inept care must wish you dead, or you've a

ish all your own to gain the other side. I want each

ate repaired, in order, and properly assembled before

ou seek your pallet tonight!”

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The reflection of this thing haunted my sleep, the broken

bodies of my men scattered like grains of rice at its feet.

size alone would have make me quail, though it galled m

to admit it even to myself…but the sight of the lethal cla

biting into the rune-covered pedestal it perched upon lef

me shaken as my mind easily calculated their likely leng

I could well imagine what a natural complement ofweapons such as these could do to my men.

Yet even with all of this, it was the massive wings folded

cloak-like down the creature's back that told me I had sp

my demon at last.

The wind sniggered yet again and my fury returned

full-force, banishing my doubt. With a swift swoop, I

cupped my hand under the wet sand where the idol

sat-nothing could bring me to touch the hateful thing

directly-and rising, drew back my arm and flung thehandful back into the sea.

Only as it disappeared from sight did I notice what could

only be the fierce dragon prows favored by the Empire's

mortal enemy, just now rising from the horizon. The eve

battle was upon us. I knew both thrill and fear.

I could feel the wing-whipped wind howl at my back as

stalked away. My very soul quaked as it encompassed m

watched in horror as it reflected my image back at me, u

I no longer recognized the man staring back.

VI.

“Rise up!” I bellowed loudly as I entered the camp, my

expression grim as I took the sentries by surprise. Quick

anger heated my words and my eyes flashed cold,

glimmering briefly with a green glow in the dark, if only

for a moment. They would pay later for their inattention

For now, dawn was mere hours away, and I intended we

would be on the march long before the sun lit the sky. “F

out and formation in fifteen!”

Officers aligned themselves beside their squads and

battalions with precision. Without a word, I stood before

them as my aide dressed me in my armor. I forced my ey

not to follow the hulking shadows that darted among the

ranks. Ever since my slumber on the beach I had images

add to my torment. They taunted me as I addressed my

men.

he voices now were deep and rumbling. They did not

ouble themselves to hide on the fringes of my

oughts…they didn't bother to tease and taunt…. The

ices called me forth from my sleep.

h-nglui mglw'nafh Cthulu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn…

hulu fhtagn

bberish, complete gibberish. But that did not stop my

ood from turning to ice. I fought the compulsion to

peat the phrase. To let the words fall off my tongue as

ey desired to. What did it mean? Relentless…

minous… I could not evade the dread those words

oked in me, regardless of my inability to comprehend

em.

pening my eyes, some oddity of the moonlight cast a

een glow upon the water. It quickly faded, as I

inked away the sleep. All save in one spot. Rearing upto my knees, I stared at the glowing depression in the

nd. The moon was not full and did not offer enough

ht for me to distinguish what rested there.

hat I should not have seen called to me in sibilant

hispers, speaking to my soul. The promises were both

rrific and tempting, again offering me the terror and

rment and ecstasy of my dreams. The darkness in my

art trembled eagerly. The rest of me cringed away.

ouching in the sands, my sensibilities rebelled. My

nd shook as I did battle with it. The dream visions of

e weeks past rose again unbidden as I lost my struggle

d tentatively reached out, not quite brushing the

avy, gold-swirled statue cradled in the sand before

e. The cold intensified before my skin even touched

e stygian darkness of the unknown mineral. Revulsion

ipped me and my stomach rebelled like a raw re-

uit's. My soul took one step back from damnation.

aring up at me, coldly calculating, was a hand-high

atuette washed ashore by the treacherous waves. A

ir of dark, depthless eyes perched above tentacles that

ve the illusion of being poised to lash out at me. A

lf remembered dream image told me they would be

icker than my well-muscled thigh, my waist even,

ere this creature to stand before me…or, I should say,

er me. The head, in proportion, was enormous and

aped as a familiar creature from the sea, only attached

a powerful body that would dwarf my own several

mes over, once again, were we face to face.

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t didn't matter. My satisfaction grew as I heard mutters of “cursed land” and “ill omens.” I knew the thrill of triump

as the enemy forces turned about and marched away with haste. The field was ours; the enemy would not stand agai

us.

I took my place in the Forest of a Thousand and One Lost Souls, my head thrown back in a cry of ecstasy, my bare

bones gleaming in the weak light that occasionally broke through the clouds. I am larger than life…a legend, mymighty sword a monolith beside me, my head thrown back in a cry of terror.

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single evening and accompanied with all you might

need by way of resources - tactical maps, monster

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this scenario seeks the truth about the past.

The adventure itself starts quite abruptly with the

characters entering a goblin ritual site and

disturbing the ceremony in progress. How you get

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In true archaeological style, this ritual site is not

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Plant MagicBy

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Vol 1, Issue #11

Botany and spell-casting are old friends, many plants

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engagements, and do so with a fast, easy to learn system that also allows for endless

expansions and genres. With S&G you can fight battles between fantasy based elves and

orcs, or blast off into the cold hard future with space marines and aliens.

Major

Glory

Lamia

Gyea

Weapons and Armor

Weapons As mod Damage mod Notes____

Scimitar -1 +1 -

Dagger +0 -1 -

Warlord Grom

Special Abilities

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“Fantastic artwork, wonderfully created and well thought outas well as a beautiful addition to any fantasy RPG.”

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