[e23-announce] So, How Long Can You Hold Your Breath?

[e23-announce at sjgames.com]

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You've gone into castles. You've gone into caves. Dungeon-diving is, generally speaking, a downward-oriented experience. But what about underwater dungeon-diving? (Which, um, would just be diving-diving, I guess.)

So there's a book, Into the Blue ( http://e23.sjgames.com/item.html?id=BAS1020PDF ) , and it's decided that enough is enough with all these terra firma quests. It beckons you (A siren allusion? You be the judge.) to get your feet wet in the magical world of crustaceans, algae, and fish the size of elephants that eat men whole and can swim at upwards of 50 knots and shoot magic death-beams out of their eyes and have mithril for skin.

I mean, uh . . . underwater elves. Yeah. That's it.

-- Fox Barrett

-------------------------------------Released April 15, 2008

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