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The RPG book of lists Welcome reader! This is volume one of an ongoing series of useful lists for DMs. Its systemless (even works with D20, and you cant get a much more amateuirish system than that). I created this using many sites/programs/files/etc, along with a html script that pulls all online info into an easy to use file that I can import into Openoffice. The entire book took 3 hours from start to finish to create.

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