Roleplaying game · 2008
異界戦記カオスフレア Second Chapter
Second edition of the Chaos Flare rulebook. A board game with updated rules and revised content.
If you like the genres Fantasy (High Fantasy) , this game is for you.
If you like the mechanics Cards (Standard French-suited deck) , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Core Rules (min needed to play).
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