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There’s a myth, whispered among the board game elite, about mystical creatures who can commit…
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The first part of this review is a brief summary of Dante’s Inferno, the source…
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Counter to my high expectations and best intentions, this game and I didn’t really connect.…
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When I moved west to Colorado over 11 years ago, I knew I’d be living…
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