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Gygax wrote the Monster Manual solo, but the rest of the D&D gaming system, including the two other all important books, the Players Handbook and the DM Guide, were co-authored.
In article , [email] says...
Gygax wrote the Monster Manual solo, but the rest of the D&D gaming system, including the two other all important books, the Players Handbook and the DM Guide, were co-authored.
Question: What was he doing using a six-sided and a 20-sided in the same roll?
Gygax would have known better.
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dumb children with no parental supervision, and access to a hammer.Don Del Grande:
I think it's more likely that it's just the Professor's senility acting up again. Remember, he can't even remember what HE had invented before, much less what OTHER people had.
The Empty Bottle Collector wrote:
And besides it wasn't a remote it was the FING-LONGER� It has hundreds of other uses than merely turning on distant appliances. It could be used to hold Doughnuts or Bagels, Perform the "Hey you got something on your shirt" routine from across the room, and once and for all put an end to the belief that "you can pick your friends and you can pick your nose but you cant pick your friend's nose" by proving that you not only can pick your friend's nose, but you can do it from up to 7 feet away!