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Bolongo reacted to LordEntrails's post in the thread General Dragonlance's Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman Are Suing WotC for Breach of Contract with
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Those are not facts. Those are statements being presented by one side. They have not been proven yet to be facts. Big difference. -
Bolongo reacted to Blue's post in the thread General Dragonlance's Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman Are Suing WotC for Breach of Contract with Like.
It seems you are using "politicalization" as a stand in for removing racism, as if getting rid of racism is something that is looked for...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #7 – Who Invented D&D? with Like.
The Dragon Issue 7 was published in June 1977. It is 32 pages long, with a cover price of $1.50. In this issue, Gary Gygax gives a...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #6: A Star (Trek) is Born with Like.
The Dragon Issue 6 was published in April 1977. It is 32 pages long, with a cover price of $1.50. In this column we see an influential...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #5: Charting New Directions with Like.
The Dragon Issue 5 was published in March 1977. It is 32 pages long, with a cover price of $1.50. In this issue they start their move to...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #4: Talking Tekumel with Like.
The Dragon Issue 4 was published in December 1976. It is 36 pages long, with a cover price of $1.50. This issue focused on a new game...
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Bolongo reacted to Vanveen's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Like.
I'm going with Dancey here. No offense, but in hindsight TSR was an appallingly amateur operation. "Customer comment cards" are exactly...
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Bolongo reacted to kenmarable's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Like.
There’s certainly a mix of “product of their time” and “even sexist for back then.” For example, during that time period, I was still...
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Bolongo reacted to amethal's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Like.
The Dragonsfoot interview with Jim Ward is in the "History of D&D" section Morrus mentioned above. The relevant part :-
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Bolongo reacted to Ath-kethin's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Like.
Umm . . .Gary Gygax openly mocked Women's Lib in early D&D products. I don't think it's an exaggeration to bring up the game's sexism...
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Bolongo reacted to Imaculata's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Haha.
It was later renamed to Bard.
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #3: Controversy Strikes! with Like.
The Dragon Issue #3 was published in October 1976, with a cover price of $1.50. The issue contained the usual mix of fiction (a bit too...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #2: Heavy On Fiction But Light On Mechanics with Like.
Today our Dragon Reflections column takes a look at the second issue of The Dragon magazine. This issue was big on fiction from well...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread 1E Dragon Reflections #1: A New Arrival with Like.
I've played Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGs for most of my life, but it is only recently that I've developed a deep interest in the...
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Bolongo reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread Dragon Reflections #8 – A Whole New Multiverse with Like.
The Dragon Issue 8 was published in July 1977. It is 32 pages long, with a cover price of $1.50. In this issue, Gygax massively expands...