Thread: [RPG]: Dungeons and Zombies, reviewed by Dan Davenport (4/5)
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Old 06-02-2006, 06:34 AM
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Re: [RPG]: Dungeons and Zombies, reviewed by Dan Davenport (4/5)
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Originally Posted by jamesh
In point of fact, your review would have saved me some money - I bought D&Z because is was represented by several fans as a full-blown Unisystem fantasy supplement. And it's not. Not even remotely. It's a great product, but it's a different kind of great product than I was lead to believe it was
I'm not trying to be snippy, but what did you find lacking? I designed D&Z so that, combined with AFMBE you should be able to do any kind of fantasy you want with no other products needed.

Some specific feedback might help me avoid similar oversights in the future.
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