Home › Review of Matt Barton's book, Dungeons & Desktops (2008), from A K Peters, Ltd.

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Fri, 04/18/2008 - 5:10am
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Mark Vergeer
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Hmmm I got very curious about the book

Despite the fact the RPG isn't really my cup of tea - especially turn based - I might actually enjoy reading this book and appreciate RPGs a little more.



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