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Though hardcore enthusiasts of old-school RPG art consider the tags “DAT” and “TRAMP” to be the familiar mark of an Old Master, many folks who grew up worshipping the Holy T…

Neo-Otyugh action figure from the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons toy series manufactured by LJN in 1984.

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I7 Baltron's Beacon (1e) - A strangely delivered advertisement has led you to a sage named Demetrios. He needs a rare component to complete a despe

I9 Day of Al'Akbar (1e) - "The land of Arir - a once peaceful desert country, dotted with oases, teeming with caravans - fell into the hand of inf

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THAC0 is an acronym standing for "To Hit Armor Class 0". It refers to the roll required for a character to score a hit on a hypothetical opponent with an armor class of zero, which in turn is used to calculate other attack rolls. THAC0 is associated primarily with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition, and was discontinued in later editions of the game. It is variously pronounced "thack-oh" or "thay-ko". Prior to the publication of D&D 3rd edition in the year 2000, Dungeons & Dragons used…