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Traveller 2300AD: Atlas of the French Arm RPG $39.99 Value (Mongoose) 20009The French Arm vies with the Chinese Arm as the most developed grouping of colony worlds. The Arm contains a total of twelve colony worlds, colonised mainly by France, Britain, Germany, and Azania. Most of the worlds have colonies from multiple nations. The long settled nature of many of these worlds is a source of considerable acrimony, and even conflict, between these worlds and the nations that colonised them. Many of these colonies are growing
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