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La Fortaleza Móvil

Name: La Fortaleza Móvil
Rating: 3.82 (51 reviews)
Author: Ricardo Barreiro

Ricardo Barreiro

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La fortaleza Móvil, publicado como Suplemento Skorpio #4. Junto a “Mundo subterráneo”, forman parte de dos capítulos continuados en la vida de Bass de Avregaut.

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