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Shandagor - The Game Of Magic: Fantasy - cover

Shandagor - The Game Of Magic: Fantasy

Chris Heller

Casa editrice: Alfredbooks

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Three teenagers are transported into the world of an online role-playing game. Normally, they act there as powerful gods with magical abilities. Now they have to manage without their superpowers and at the same time face a difficult task: they are supposed to save this world of gods and mages from destruction - and their own lives at the same time.
Disponibile da: 29/05/2023.
Lunghezza di stampa: 120 pagine.

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