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Everyone’s A Thief, So Steal This!
By Chris Stevens on April 19, 2010
A while back Sam gave me access to this blog and said that I had to start writing articles for him, if my characters were to survive in his campaigns.  Wait… no… he said I had to write articles for him if I were to su

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