“30 Years of Legend of the Five Rings” is a series of interviews celebrating 30 years since the debut of L5R. This second series of the Play to Win podcast from Aconyte Books explores the perspectives of the people who had a hand in L5R’s making, past and present.
In Episode 1, host Katrina Ostrander is joined by two of the people responsible for the collectible card game’s creation, John Zinser and Ryan S. Dancey.
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