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Gary Gygax Loved Science Fantasy, So Why Did He Want Psionics Out of D&D?
In the fall of 1985, just as Gary Gygax left TSR, Dragon magazine issue 103 revealed his suddenly obsolete plans for second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. Not all his plans featured additions and enhancements. He aimed to remove two parts … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andre Norton, appendix N, Gary Gygax, Katherine Kurtz, Marion Zimmer Bradley, psionics, Sterling Lanier
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