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Green Ronin Gives Freeport Peek
 

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February 25, 2002
10:27 AM: Allan Sugarbaker says...
Green Ronin Gives Freeport Peek

The crime-ridden district of Freeport known as Scurveytown is detailed in Green Ronin's online preview of Freeport: City of Adventure. The three-page preview describes things such as the Beggar's Market, and Krom's Throat, a rather unsavory orc bar that requires hosing down each morning. The preview, combined with the reports of full-color fold-out maps, makes City of Adventure one I'll be watching for when it ships next month.

Roleplaying Tips Weekly #112
This week's installment of Roleplaying Tips advises GMs on how to use music to enhance your roleplaying sessions. Personally, I favor scaring the wits out of the players with the soundtrack to Aliens, but that's just me.



 
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