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Vampire Hunters Of Europe, Rejoice!
 

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February 20, 2002
06:12 PM: Allan Sugarbaker says...
Vampire Hunters Of Europe, Rejoice!

Gamers in Europe will soon sink their teeth into their first taste of the Buffy CCG. According to the official newsletter, "Buffy CCG cards will be heading over to Europe as early as next week, for an immediate release upon arrival." The cards were obviously slowed in their journey overseas, for which they had to be in their coffin. Am I trying too hard with these vampire jokes? Yeah, that's what I thought.

New Review - Skraag: City of Orcs
As you can see, we've posted another review from Matthew, this time delving into Skraag: City of Orcs by Mongoose Publishing. Humans, elves and the rest might have trouble adventuring in Skraag, but we've got the lowdown on what the book offers. Got Orcs?



 
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