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FullStarFullStarFullStarFullStarFullStar All the items in the world
Fri, Dec 1, 2006, 12:28 PM

I would like you expand on these item cards to cover everything in a world even dishes books artifacts expesially.I would like to log in all the items I put in my world with these cards I've boughten 10 pack so far and will spend every extra dollar and pop can on more!please come out with more thanks -jeremy



FullStarFullStarFullStarFullStarFullStar would spend thousands
Fri, Dec 1, 2006, 12:14 PM

I received my first set of maps today and I have to say between collecting minitures, item cards, maps and books maps are an easy 2nd to books.please bring more I would like to be able to say i've spent thousands just on my maps alone. thanks Paizo --jeremy


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