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Okay, since it looks like nobody else is gonna step up, let me be the first:
The last time that I ran an Arduin game was in 2005. While I was using the AG books, the game was actually set in Robert E. Howard's world of Hyboria during the reign of King Conan of Aquilonia. The system worked great for Conan inspired pulp fantasy, particularly the mana system and critical hits charts. While I was tempted to throw in plenty of traditional Arduin critters, I refrained, only using a very few. Of particular note were the deodanths I had the party fight against before they could leave the assassin's guild (they had three minutes real time before the assassins showed up to cut them down). The deodanths did have a REH feel to them so it wasn't too big of a stretch, but I chose not to add in the throons that I so wanted to.
The last time that I played in an Arduin game was in 2007 where I played the martial artist Sonthe who helped stave off a new Sith empire uprising on Khass and who actually became the first mortal in 5000 years to do actual damage to Great Cthulhu (all of 4 points, but still) so that his adventuring companions could flee with their sanity somewhat intact.
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