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Games Day 2006: The Pavilion

January 2007·pp. 102–103

THE SHORT VERSION

The Pavilion brings Studio staff, scenery builders, publishers and computer-game demonstrations together with Golden Demon. Its central display enlarges the entire Battle for Skull Pass game to three times normal size, including dice and rulebooks, while staff discuss upcoming projects and explain their work. The report celebrates the Spanish painters’ success and Albert Moretó Font’s Slayer Sword-winning Black Orc Warboss.

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