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Dungeons & Dragons Turns 40

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Brett
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Although the precise date cannot be determined, today is being widely-regarded as the 40th anniversary of the debut of the Dungeons & Dragons game. If you're interested in learning more about the early history of the game, here's a link to a good blog article and also a video by the same person: When Dungeons & Dragons Turns 40 A History of D&D in 12 Treasures
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engine
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It's like it hasn't aged a day.
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snorP
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Cool video, that dude's collection is intense.
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Brett
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Prons P. said: Cool video, that dude's collection is intense. Yeah, he certainly has a passion for the pre-history of the game. I have some highly collectible items myself, but it's all very early published material. Nothing like the unique items he owns.
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Eric
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Excellent, I try to remember to have some cake later!
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Xyld
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40 and still living in parents' basements everywhere...? Oh the irony! ;) Happy B-Day, D&D!
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Brett
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Xyld said: 40 and still living in parents' basements everywhere...? Oh the irony! ;) LOL! Yeah, unfortunately though, I don't think D&D has a monopoly on that. Just more experience, perhaps.