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Old 08-12-2010, 03:23 AM   #10
Vidugavia
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I read her three Paksennarion books in high school, 10 years ago. They were rather good in mixing a down to earth perspective with epic adventure. Her military language was a bit to modern and some of the suffering described was to graphic for my taste but, apart from that, the books are good.

Moon isn't a gamer herself but the influences from Dungeons and Dragons are pretty obvious, in a good way.
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