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The Book of Gaub by Lost Pages Solo one to four players portrayThe Book of Gaub is an anthology of creepy magic and micro fiction, fit for all game systems and tailored to retro old school D&D in the style of Wonder & Wickedness. Written by seven authors, their concerted effort fleshes out the Seven Fingers of the Hand of Gaub, manifest through the filigrees of cobwebs and nails, false memories, and nightmares you want to forget. The Book of Gaub book takes inspiration from "floorboard and cobweb" horror;