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No list for 2013? Bummer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment of noticing! But no, I'm still on partial maternity leave and just wasn't able to put it together in time. Sorry.
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I found the list last year from Ryan Macklin's blog, and used it to start my own blog. It was to be a prelude to a board/card game design podcast, but I haven't gotten that off the ground yet.
I'm glad to hear people enjoyed it! :)
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