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The Story of the Impossible Luck that Leads D&D Parties to Keep Facing Threats They Can Beat
In the sprawling dungeons of the 70s, Dungeons & Dragons players enjoyed an agency they rarely see now. They could choose their difficulty level. Plus, the game world offered a logical reason for that freedom. By fourth edition, players grew … Continue reading →
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Tagged B2 Keep on the Borderlands, Castle Greyhawk, Chaos Scar, Gary Gygax, megadungeon
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