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Ramesses War Released

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Hi All,

The Guild of Blades’ newest Compact Game is now available! Ramesses’ War is a 2 player game covering the ancient conflict between Egypt and the Hittite Empire for dominion of the palestine region. Includes other factions such as Troy, Arzawa, the Mitanni and more.

http://www.guildofblades.com/compact.php

Ramesses’ War is a Compact Series game. As one of our new and improved compact games, Ramesses’ War includes a 17" x 22" full color game map, 134 full color game counters with Chitboard backing, game rules and D10 in a full color box and all for just $7.95.

Enjoy,

Ryan S. Johnson
Guild of Blades Publishing Group
http://www.guildofblades.com
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