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- ↑ Forbes Magazine (2014-08-25). "Days of Wonder Merging With Asmodee". Forbes . Retrieved 2015-05-18.
- ↑ Forbes Magazine (2014-11-17). "Fantasy Flight Games Merging With Asmodee". Forbes . Retrieved 2015-05-18.