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Tag Archives: astraterra

Money in RPGs

Posted on August 14, 2014 by Aki Vainio
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I played AstraTerra at RopeCon. Its a game intended for children from five and up. There’s money within the game, but I don’t think its needed.

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Posted in Roleplaying Games | Tagged astraterra, money, rpgs, wod, world of darkness | 2 Replies

Ropecon 2014; Sunday (by Aki) – AstraTerra

Posted on July 27, 2014 by Aki Vainio
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Since this was the last day of the Con, so not a lot happened. I did win the Scenario Contest, but I’ll talk about that in a different post at a later date when I have more information. This is basically going to be about Astraterra.

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Posted in Events, Reviews, Ropecon | Tagged astraterra, children, fantasy, steampunk | 6 Replies

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