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Fantaseum, the Creative Community Alliance, releases Spring Issue of Creative e-Journal

Started by Ishmayl, February 22, 2008, 11:23:26 AM

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Ishmayl

The Spring Issue of Fantaseum, the Journal of the Creative Community Alliance has it all! A quality e-zine compiled by three RPG & fantasy sites - The Campaign Builders' Guild, The Cartographers' Guild, and PlotStorming - the journal features two RPG pieces to enrich your game (one mini-setting and a festival), one mapping tutorial, three pieces of fiction, four maps, and one unique monster. Everything a GM, gamer, or anyone who loves fantasy, should enjoy.  

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