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There are undoubtedly a vast number of other games I've never even heard of, let alone had the chance to read. I'm personally most familiar with French RPGs (since it's a language I can read), being very fond of the historical game Miles Christi, for example. That reminded me of a point often discussed in the comments to many posts, namely that the roleplaying hobby is much larger than its English-language part. Yesterday, I received a copy of the Brazilian old school RPG, in the mail, about which I'll be talking once I've had a chance to look at it more carefully (and look is all I'll be able to do, since I can't read Portuguese).

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