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Gen Con UK 2007

By A J Summersgill Armchair Reading|Front Page Features |  Published: September 16, 2007 at 7:05 am

Having been fully equipped and now weighed down, our hero has to first squeeze through a narrow cleft in order to reach the interior of the dungeon – as represented by these two men.

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Squeezing through the cleft, our hero heads warily into the cavern beyond…unable to lift his pole very high due to the low ceilings…

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Testing for traps, his every move is controlled by the ever-present dice.

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A skeleton leaps at him from a hidden entrance…after some scuffling, he is defeated, dropping "gold coins" on the ground. But…have you ever tried to pick up coins with an hand encased in armour plate?

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