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Many dabbled in D&D, but those who owned the Dungeon Master's Guide were addicts.
This was the book that turned this quirky little game with its odd-shaped dice into a full-fledged obsession. Not only did it show you how to play and referee the game, it provided the tools to generate full-on worlds filled with all manner of monsters, tricky traps and tantalizing treasure. New adventure after new adventure could be created via this book with all of its lists, tables, and charts filled with everyt ...more
This was the book that turned this quirky little game with its odd-shaped dice into a full-fledged obsession. Not only did it show you how to play and referee the game, it provided the tools to generate full-on worlds filled with all manner of monsters, tricky traps and tantalizing treasure. New adventure after new adventure could be created via this book with all of its lists, tables, and charts filled with everyt ...more
Yes the organization of the book is not the greatest. But the there is so much goodness in here! It had been a long time since I read it from cover to cover. Good times!
Aug 30, 2014
Verin
marked it as to-read
