Sean’s review of The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #3) > Likes and Comments
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This was the book that basically started the "rule" to not so much pay attention to the level but to the character interactions happening in it.
Agreed. Love the series but wow, the level map was, um, very detailed.
Rickey wrote: "This was the book that basically started the "rule" to not so much pay attention to the level but to the character interactions happening in it."
I shall observe this rule henceforth.
Marie wrote: "Agreed. Love the series but wow, the level map was, um, very detailed."
So very, very much with the maps!
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This was the book that basically started the "rule" to not so much pay attention to the level but to the character interactions happening in it.
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Agreed. Love the series but wow, the level map was, um, very detailed.
Rickey wrote: "This was the book that basically started the "rule" to not so much pay attention to the level but to the character interactions happening in it."I shall observe this rule henceforth.
Marie wrote: "Agreed. Love the series but wow, the level map was, um, very detailed."So very, very much with the maps!