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Dragons & Gods is a 1996 role-playing game supplement for Palladium Fantasy published by Palladium Books.
Dragons & Gods is a book which describes the creatures of the Palladium Fantasy world, including the dragons, elementals, demons and devils. [1]
Andy Butcher reviewed Dragons & Gods for Arcane magazine #18 (April 1997), comments that "this is another solid sourcebook from Palladium, and is thankfully well up to the company's usual high standard." [2]
Rick Swan reviewed Dragons & Gods for Dragon #242 (December 1997), rating it a 5 out of 6, calling it "dazzling" and "a visionary treatise on fantasy’s most powerful entities" and comments that "Dragons & Gods is roleplaying nirvana." [3]
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