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Written by Gerald Cameron, a resident of Nova Scotia, Canada, who is also known by the screen name Linnaeus in a wide variety of game-related communities. This blog is primarily devoted to my thoughts about German (and other hobby) boardgames, as well as role-playing and story-games.
Recent Comments
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