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<img style="clear:both; float:left; padding:10px 10px 10px 0px;border:0px; max-width: 395px;" loading="lazy" src="https://media3.cgtrader.com/variants/m5U3VXfi6hb2nDAWhNz9J2XM/9cae6891d5963582c5a024dd4cd2d77f44d540a2ca4f778b8c6afa6918049521/Image%2002.png">We come to the end of September and already we are in a new age of Dungeons & Dragons, one of the Dungeons & Dragons Essentials line that began with the publication of the publication of the Dungeons & Dragons Red Box Set by Wizards of the Coast. To celebrate that fact, Reviews from R'lyeh is running a series of reviews devoted to RPGs that aim to bring new players into the hobby. I began with the original Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Starter Set for Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition before getting up to date with the latest releases - Tower of the Stargazer and New Weird World - for one of the mostly highly anticipated retroclones, Weird Fantasy Roleplaying. This week I go back in time to just after we got Dungeons & Dragons. Not to do a review the original Dungeons & Dragons or an “Edition 0” version thereof - though I will come to at least one of those in the next few weeks - but a review of something that came hot on its heels, Tunnels & Trolls.
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