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HolyWar: The battle for Faith
Classic backgammon in fantasy setting with a lot of missions.
Holy War: The battle for Faith [Fantasy Backgammon] Is the variation of Bacgammon game in fantasy setting. Features: - Classic backgammon rules (except "7"-rule) - 3 factions (crusaders, saracens and undead) - 3 campaigns with a lot of missions - Fight with AI and human (hot-seat) Engine: HTML5 -
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EPIC Multiplayer Strategy RPG
EPIC is an indepth Multiplayer Strategy RPG Web Game
Join yahoo group EpicMultiRpg ! EPIC is a Multiplayer Strategy RPG game where you are pitted against or work with real people in various fantasy settings called modules. The game will start with a Conan and Malazan module. 3rd parties can create new modules eg Star Wars. The system supports adventures, armies , characters , assassins , guilds/buildings , very rich magic ( over 400 spells) and over 2000 items in a realistic fantasy world . The game focus on minimum game time... -
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Cities of Apocalypse is a turn-based strategy game and is played with an HTML5-compliant web browser. The game is played asynchronously, meaning that the players can log in and order their troops any time within a given timespan (typically 12 hours).
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