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The War [against Orcs] in Iraq

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The guys at Fear the Boot are organizing a shipment of gaming supplies to Ziggurat Con, which is a D&D gaming convention happening in Iraq.
"When President Bush ordered troops to Iraq, he probably never imagined that he would be ultimately be responsible for what very well could be the very first D&D convention/game day ever held in a war zone. Ziggurat Con, being held June 9 from 1200 to 2100 hours at Camp Adder/Tallil Airbase, is open to all allied military personnel and civilian contractors in Iraq."

FtB is sending em a bunch of dice and sourcebooks and the other stuff they need to game. More info in next Wednesday's podcast they say. Coolness.

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