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From the pages to the gaming table: Designing a homebrew system to adapt a book series into a ttrpg
Adapting media properties, in particular fantasy, science fiction, and horror books, has been a staple of the development of tabletop role-playing games since their inception. Different properties, ranging from Lord of the Rings to Call of Cthulhu and everything in between has been undergoing this p
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