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The Dungeons & Dragons spells Gary Gygax never meant for players
Dungeons & Dragons first supplement, Greyhawk, raised the game’s highest level spells from 6th level to 9th. None of Gary Gygax’s players had reached the level required to cast the new spells. Tim Kask remembers that as he and Gary … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blackmoor, Greyhawk, James Ward, Rob Kuntz, spells, Tim Kask
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The difficult origin of Blackmoor, Dungeon & Dragons Supplement II
In my last post, I explained how Temple of the Frog, the first published dungeon, failed as a dungeon crawl and baffled the first Dungeons & Dragons players. To unlock Temple of the Frog, players needed to treat it as … Continue reading →
Posted in Role-playing game history
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Tagged assassin, Blackmoor, Brian Blume, Chainmail, Dave Arneson, First Fantasy Campaign, Gary Gygax, Greyhawk, Judges Guild, monk, Strategic Review, Temple of the Frog, Tim Kask
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