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Lands of Vodria is a 1974 role-playing game published by Lee Moyer Game Design.

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Lands of Vodria is a strategy-based role-playing game for four to six players.

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Frederick Paul Kiesche of RPG: The Crystal Set (Issue 1) reviewed Lands of Vodria in April 1974, rating it an 8 out of 10 overall. He comments that the setting material has not been well-presented, and that “the system of holding no cash spoils the playing of this game. It should produce more excitement.” Another reviewer in The Space Gamer No. 54 concluded: “I’m not impressed with the Lands of Vodria system. It is excellent for beginners and the rules are simple and clear, but it doesn’t provide the benefits of a classic, tradioional board game as it should.”

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Category:Board games introduced in 1974
Category:Fantasy role-playing games
Category:Lee Moyer Games games
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