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'''Robin D. Laws''' {{born|14|October|1964}} is a prolific [[games|RPG]] author based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
 
'''Robin D. Laws''' {{born|14|October|1964}} is a prolific [[games|RPG]] author based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
   
He began authoring and designing game systems in the early 1990s and is well known for his work with the "Over the Edge", "Feng Shui", "Hero Wars", and "Dying Earth" RPGs. He also contributed to a few of the [[Last Unicorn Games]] [[Star Trek Roleplaying Game (Last Unicorn)|''Star Trek'' roleplaying game]] sourcebooks.
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He began authoring and designing game systems in the early 1990s and is well known for his work with the "Over the Edge", "Feng Shui", "Hero Wars", and "Dying Earth" RPGs. He also contributed to a few of the [[Last Unicorn Games]] [[Star Trek Roleplaying Game (Last Unicorn)|''Star Trek'' roleplaying game]] sourcebooks.
   
 
He has written or co-written six [[novels]] to date, including "The Freedom Phalanx" in 2006, three books in the Angelika Fleischer series for the Black Library's Warhammer fiction line and "Pierced Heart" in 1996.
 
He has written or co-written six [[novels]] to date, including "The Freedom Phalanx" in 2006, three books in the Angelika Fleischer series for the Black Library's Warhammer fiction line and "Pierced Heart" in 1996.

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Template:Realworld Robin D. Laws (born 14 October 1964; age 59) is a prolific RPG author based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

He began authoring and designing game systems in the early 1990s and is well known for his work with the "Over the Edge", "Feng Shui", "Hero Wars", and "Dying Earth" RPGs. He also contributed to a few of the Last Unicorn Games Star Trek roleplaying game sourcebooks.

He has written or co-written six novels to date, including "The Freedom Phalanx" in 2006, three books in the Angelika Fleischer series for the Black Library's Warhammer fiction line and "Pierced Heart" in 1996.

He also was a contributing editor for Dragon Magazine from mid-2000 through to mid-2002.

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