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		<title>By: anon</title>
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		<description>the ultimate was Steve Jackson&#039;s Sorcery! which were full-blown trade paperbacks and twice the price of the CYOA books.  in this series, you often learned spells in one book that you couldn&#039;t even use until a later book. they had to be good since I was already in my twenties when the first one came out (either that, or I was kinda retarded).</description>
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