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abdul666lw	11 Jul 2011 9:33 a.m. PST
Posted by Timurilank on the 'Horror' board TMP link but could well be adapted to 18th C. New World link link link link TMP link TMP link TMP link TMP link TMP link TMP link (or even Old one, 'Brotherhood of the Wolf' fashion -as could YouTube link , btw): *Le Poil de la Bete*, link (French readers, don't mistake an 'e' for an 'i'!) [ link 'A Hair Raising Tale' but I cannot find a review in English]: YouTube link YouTube link YouTube link YouTube link Took this opportunity to reactivate a little the slumbering 'new' swashbuckling board: can indeed be turned into a swashbuckling adventure / game. Re. the swashbuckling board, this thread TMP link should have been cross-posted there.
abdul666lw	14 Jul 2011 7:30 a.m. PST
Relevant thread: TMP link (If you favor Sci-Fi over Fantasy /Pulp / Horror: TMP link )

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