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corrupt, bloodthirsty, and desperate culture that leaves little room for chivalric virtues common to fantasy settings (hence why paladins are excluded). Slavery is commonplace, gladiatorial duels provide entertainment for the elite, and death permeates the culture. As rain falls only once per decade in some areas, water is more precious than gold. Due to the scarcity of natural resources, few wizards have access to books made of paper pages and hard covers; instead, they record their spells with string patterns and complex knots. Metal is also rare, affecting both the economy and the quality of equipment. The ceramic coin, made from clay and glazed in various colors, is the primary medium of exchange, worth about a hundredth of a gold piece. Due to a scarcity of metal, weapons and armor are made from natural materials such as bone, stone, wood, carapace or obsidian, and are prone to breaking. Only a single dragon exists in all of Athas, a monstrosity whose appearance heralds disasters of catastrophic proportions.
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Sorcerer-Kings. As with the original metaplot, the Green Age is earliest visible sign of civilization but suggests that rare tales tell of an earlier age, possibly the Blue Age. The end of the Green Age is described similarly to the original metaplot. The Green Age gave way to the more recent Red Age, a time of profound war and strife that left the world a blasted, desolate waste. Game play begins during the Desert Age, similarly to 2nd edition, with the world a barren wasteland and its few remaining habitable places being lorded over by the sorcerer-kings. Sorcerer-king Kalak of Tyr has been assassinated and the liberation of Tyr has sparked a glimmer of hope and renewal in the Tyr Region.
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Altaruk and Tyr across the
Tablelands (Urik, Gulg, Nibenay, and many wilderness locations) to confront an ancient primordial awakening in the Sea of Silt. Chapters consisting of three linked adventures each were released at the D&DXP, Origins, and Gen Con gaming conventions. A total of seven chapters (21 rounds of four-hour play) were released, providing a single continuous story taking player characters from 3rd through 9th level (11th level at completion). Though the campaign concluded in January 2013 at Winter Fantasy, adventures can be requested from Baldman Games.
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away the brown tide but also changed the planet. The sun changed from blue to yellow. The endless sea receded, revealing a verdant world of plant life. The halflings' civilization came to an end and most of them withdrew from the world and spiraled into savagery. The last of the nature-masters transformed themselves into new races, becoming humans, demihumans, and other humanoids that repopulated the world and built new civilizations.
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of the characters, races, and setting details from the previous editions were changed or removed. A new rules element was the addition of Themes (Athasian
Minstrel, Dune Trader, Elemental Priest, etc.). Each PC gained one theme that together with race and class helped define the character. Themes grant an initial power and additional powers could be chosen instead of normally available class powers.
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there are many arcane classes, so defiling became an at-will power applicable when using daily arcane powers. Elemental priests became a new Shaman build, the
Animist Shaman. Elemental worship is tied to the Primal power source, because the Divine power source (which includes clerics and paladins) is unavailable to player characters by default.
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of nature itself. The age came to an end by accident. The halflings of the great city of Tyr'agi tried to increase the sea's fecundity in order to produce more creatures and plants. The experiment failed, however, instead choking the sea with a toxic brown tide that spread across the waters, killing everything it touched.
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A side-bar briefly describes the true history of Athas, which differs slightly from the original. First, the gods were destroyed or driven away from Athas by malevolent elementals known as primordials. The loss of true gods created a fault in the world that allowed for the potential for arcane magic,
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described Athas as "the swords and sorcery equivalent of Mad Max: a desert world where water, steel and kindness are in short supply, where magic destroys the environment and the kings and queens are exclusively evil. Elves are untrustworthy merchants and halflings are cannibals. New PC races include
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boxed set released in 1995 begins at this point with the destabilization of the Tyr Region's political power structure. The wake of the creation of the
Cerulean Storm and the earthquake that caused the Great Rift results in powerful storms and destructive aftershocks. The Wanderer discovers the lost
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released in 1991 presented the base setting details wherein the Tyr Region is on the verge of revolution against the sorcerer-kings. A five-book fiction series, the Prism Pentad, written by
Denning and edited by Lowder, was released beginning in 1991, in coordination with the boxed set. Set a decade
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that would use this ruleset, the working title of which was "War World". The team envisioned a post-apocalyptic world full of exotic monsters and no hallmark fantasy creatures whatsoever. TSR worried about this concept, wondering how to market a product that lacked any familiar elements. Eventually,
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that often do not exist in other fantasy worlds. Arcane spell casters are largely reviled, while divine magic is accepted though it sometimes presents an ideological challenge to the sorcerer-king's rule. Psionics are broadly accepted and celebrated, with virtually all living things possessing some
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were originally monsters. Some of the hallmark fantasy races were each given different twists to make them more suitable to the settings darker themes. Athasian elves are not benevolent forest dwellers but hostile tribal nomads with savage dispositions and a deep distrust of outsiders. Halfings are
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claims that the Green Age began approximately 14,000 years before the setting's starting period. Desperate to save themselves and Athas from the brown tide, the halflings built the
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world through the non-epic levels. The Athas.org version also condensed the metaplot information and presented a much broader view, allowing players an opportunity to create campaigns in virtually any era of Athas, even as far back as the Blue Age. Athas.org was also given permission to convert and
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that presented rules for 3rd edition. This version took place three hundred years after the last published setting details and sought to return the setting's metaplot to something closer to the original boxed set. This version also provided rules and setting details for the new third edition player
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supplement. They have access to many of the same rogue skills as thieves, but to a lesser extent. In addition, they had several abilities unique to traders, including the cultivation of extensive networks of useful contacts. In 3rd edition they were a prestige class. In the 4th edition setting the
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pioneered the matching of fiction and adventure modules to engender and advance metaplots. The original 1991 boxed set begins at the end of the Brown Age (the Age of the
Sorcerer-Kings) with the former Champions of Rajaat now tyrannically ruling over the few pockets of civilization left in the Tyr
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boxed set as part of the rogue class, and again in the 3rd edition rules. Athasian bards differed from their counterparts on other worlds in that they are as likely to deal in poisons, assassination, and blackmail as they are in entertainment or lore. The original Athasian bard. does not have the
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The original Dark Sun product line was one of TSR's most popular releases in the 1990s with an enduring fan following. In the 1990s, fans formed multiple mailing lists, fan sites, and discussion boards concerning the setting. These fan sites grew to such a size and scale during the 1990s that TSR
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commented: "There's plenty of atmosphere in Dark Sun and, despite the seeming uniformity of the geography, a great deal of imagination has gone into detailing its various regions". The reviewer also observed: "Life on Athas is particularly tough and short. Never mind the monsters; failing to take
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Athas is a devastated world, the result of magic run amok. Most of Athas is an empty desert, interrupted by a handful of corrupt city states controlled by power-mad sorcerer-kings and their spell-wielding lackeys. The brutal climate and the oppressive rule of the sorcerer-kings have created a
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by Bill Slavicsek in 1995 to include the developments of the setting since the initial 1991 release. Additional source books further detailed the setting. These included in-depth looks at certain aspects of the setting including certain classes, such as gladiators, clerics, and
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templars, but manages to learn enough to transform himself into a true sorcerer-king. He takes control of Draj and begins to demand regular blood sacrifices in his temples. Balic has also fallen into chaos after the disappearance and reappearance of their sorcerer-king
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who have pacted with their sorcerer-king. They are entirely dependent on their patrons for their magical abilities. Besides their cleric-like abilities, templars also have special abilities that allow them to govern and control the population of their city-states.
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which Rajaat discovers; the remainder of the metaplot up to the modern era is similar to 2nd edition. The Tyr Region remains the only bastion of civilization on Athas but is tyrannically ruled by the sorcerer-kings. No mention is made of the events of the
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previous editions, such as gladiators, templars, and elemental priests, were introduced as themes. Themes proved very popular and were widely adopted in other settings. The scale of Athas was reduced slightly but the geography was largely unchanged.
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unbridled use of defiling magic unleashed by Rajaat and his Champions during the wars desolated the land, turning much of it into a savage, desert wasteland under a burning crimson sun. The non-existence of many of the typical
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with relative ease. Dark Sun's Inner Planes have different paraelementals based on natural phenomena: rain lay between air and water; sun between air and fire; magma between fire and earth; and silt between earth and water.
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cosmology, but retains its traditional cosmological isolation. The Feywild, known as the Lands Within the Winds, is largely absent with its few remaining access points being jealously guarded by the remains of the
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druids that mysteriously emerged during the Green Age who opposed Rajaat and the sorcerer-kings, and seek to restore vitality to Athas. The pyreen are a non-player race in previous editions but appear as an
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adaptation they suffer an even greater stigma than wizards. Warlocks, sorcerers, and artificers are standard classes available for play in the 4th edition setting. Other arcane spell casters such as
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powers. Soon a high standard of living was achieved for those dwelling in the cities supported by wonders created with psionics.
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counterparts. The designers credited this reversion as a pivotal change that launched the project in a new direction.
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muls (half-dwarves) and thri-kreen (insect men) add to the setting's uniqueness. It's a riot!"
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in that it surrounds Athas, forming a massive buffer between the prime material plane and the
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and abhor arcane magic. Eladrin are not well known on Athas and most regard them as legends.
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conventions into knots". He said that Athas "shares the post-apocalyptic desolation of
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convention. This full adventure previewed new material from the campaign setting.
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cosmology, though it was still difficult to access or exit.
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city-states and the fate of the remaining sorcerer-kings.
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races, such as trolls and goblins, is due to these wars.
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universe, making it nearly impossible to access via
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1973:magazine #319 (May 2004) and a parallel feature in
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3183:Ramshaw, Cliff (February 1996). "Games Reviews".
2791:. Wizards of the Coast, Inc, 2004, pages 130-138.
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3277:Baichtal, John (August 30, 2010).
2725:Adducci, Robert (August 8, 2018).
2538:(October 1999). "Profiles: Brom".
2254:. Mearls noted that, at the time,
1923:, and the different slave tribes.
1654:dune trader is a character theme.
1017:contemporaries are accessible via
25:
6036:
5694:Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
4334:
4280:Irvine's "Dark Sun" Shines Bright
3904:Carroll, Bart (August 14, 2009).
3408:"Mind Lords of the Last Sea (2e)"
2855:"Psionic Artifacts of Athas (2e)"
2377:. August 14, 2009. Archived from
2036:series of Wizards of the Coast's
1983:#315, and additional monsters in
1478:were largely consistent with the
1474:Similar to the races, Dark Sun's
1172:
5527:
4158:Dukes, Matt (February 8, 2011).
3752:"An Interview with Troy Denning"
3729:"Dark Sun Campaign Setting (4e)"
3228:Neuroglyph (September 8, 2010).
3020:"Dark Sun Campaign Setting (4e)"
2507:"You Got Science in My Fantasy!"
1315:Half-elves are the offspring of
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489:issued by Wizards of the Coast.
6015:Dark fantasy role-playing games
5882:Expedition to the Demonweb Pits
5875:Expedition to the Barrier Peaks
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1891:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
896:Windriders of the Jagged Cliffs
742:
426:after the first boxed set, the
298:released the second edition of
289:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
3750:Anondson, Eric (August 2001).
2468:
2345:Dark Sun Online: Crimson Sands
2237:
2199:Dungeon Tiles: Desert of Athas
1994:
1926:
1861:The Complete Psionics Handbook
1844:The Complete Psionics Handbook
1578:were included in the original
885:revised and expanded boxed set
282:
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5910:The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth
4160:""DDXP 2011 Recap Part Deux""
4100:. Wizards.com. Archived from
4012:. Wizards.com. Archived from
3908:. Wizards.com. Archived from
3825:. wizards.com. Archived from
3821:Heiret, Rob (April 8, 2010).
3606:Baird, Scott (May 20, 2018).
2989:"Dark Sun out of Development"
2938:. athas.org. February 5, 2008
2914:"Dark Sun: Player's Handbook"
2351:
2336:Dark Sun: Wake of the Ravager
806:The Age of the Sorcerer-Kings
261:was released in 2010 for the
202:, in favor of a composite of
180:'s most successful releases.
5945:The Temple of Elemental Evil
5443:List of 3rd edition monsters
5438:List of 2nd edition monsters
4135:"D&D Experience Podcast"
2306:released a five-issue comic
1866:The 3rd and 4th editions of
1559:Editions as a playable class
1186:Editions as a playable race
998:One of the hallmarks of the
993:
963:
910:in a slave rebellion led by
686:
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5903:The Keep on the Borderlands
5889:The Gates of Firestorm Peak
5226:List of alternative classes
3778:"The Will and the Way (2e)"
3684:Earth, Air, Fire, And Water
3368:. Athas.org. pp. 9–14.
2727:"Bone, Stone, and Obsidian"
2653:"Psionic Options Revisited"
1877:
1822:
1807:Earth, Air, Fire, and Water
1465:in the 4th edition setting.
1060:and so cutting it off from
899:explicitly introduced more
818:
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5938:The Ruins of Undermountain
4391:
2477:"Beyond Feudalism: Part 2"
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550:for the fourth edition of
455:Psionic Artifacts of Athas
442:Complete Psionics Handbook
87:October 1991 (2nd Edition)
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3639:Dark Sun Campaign Setting
3439:"The Dark Sun's DM Guide"
3202:Christopher W. Richeson.
3138:Dark Sun Campaign Setting
2421:"Dark Sun Boxed Set (2e)"
2330:Dark Sun: Shattered Lands
2167:Dark Sun Creature Catalog
2137:Marauders of the Dune Sea
2111:Dark Sun Campaign Setting
1450:
1068:, bringing access to the
529:Terrors of the Dead Lands
463:Secrets of the Dead Lands
457:(1996) though two books,
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89:August 2010 (4th Edition)
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32:Dark Sun (disambiguation)
5645:Arms and Equipment Guide
4284:. comicbookresources.com
4224:Mearls, M; Crawford, J.
4186:"The D&D Experience"
3637:; Denning, Troy (1991).
2277:
1108:
930:
533:Secrets of the Deadlands
508:character races such as
5841:modules and sourcebooks
4950:Masque of the Red Death
4725:Geography and cosmology
2284:List of Dark Sun novels
2229:In January 2011 at the
2225:Ashes of Athas Campaign
2197:Peter Lee (June 2010).
2014:his Blog at wizards.com
880:Beyond The Prism Pentad
651:setting is that good".
275:playtest materials for
172:released for D&D's
162:featured an innovative
5754:Wrath of the Immortals
5673:Deities & Demigods
5580:Dungeons & Dragons
5555:Dungeon Master's Guide
5386:Illithid (mind flayer)
5343:Creatures and monsters
4449:Sources and influences
4379:Dungeons & Dragons
4306:Dungeons & Dragons
3848:Raddu (June 6, 2015).
3710:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
3414:. Wizards of the Coast
3387:. Wizards of the Coast
2991:. Wizards of the Coast
2887:. Wizards of the Coast
2882:"Dragon Magazine (2e)"
2861:. Wizards of the Coast
2829:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
1788:In previous editions,
977:Fourth edition changes
540:Dungeons & Dragons
479:Dungeons & Dragons
471:Dungeons & Dragons
277:Dungeons & Dragons
151:Dungeons & Dragons
5666:Book of Vile Darkness
5659:Book of Exalted Deeds
5064:Characters and beings
4672:Strategic Simulations
3807:L. Richard Baker III
3776:Appelcline, Shannon.
3731:. D&Dclassics.com
3727:Appelcline, Shannon.
3668:Core Rule Book (2003)
3564:Appelcline, Shannon.
3536:Appelcline, Shannon.
3492:Appelcline, Shannon.
3412:Dungeon Masters Guild
3406:Appelcline, Shannon.
3385:Dungeon Masters Guild
3379:Appelcline, Shannon.
3155:"Dark Sun dragonborn"
3022:. D&Dclassics.com
2859:Dungeon Masters Guild
2853:Appelcline, Shannon.
2456:on September 24, 2008
2423:. D&Dclassics.com
2419:Appelcline, Shannon.
2270:rules released in an
2066:The second season of
2000:Lead up and promotion
1967:A special feature in
1706:other psionic classes
1004:Dungeons & Dragon
926:Third edition changes
5959:White Plume Mountain
5917:Queen of the Spiders
5861:Desert of Desolation
5708:Manual of the Planes
4852:Magic: The Gathering
4647:Wizards of the Coast
4207:Baldman Games forums
4139:Wizards of the Coast
4078:on December 17, 2012
3990:on November 11, 2009
3964:on November 11, 2009
3938:on November 11, 2009
3876:Wizards of the Coast
3809:The Will And The Way
3358:Nutall, Peter (Brax)
3157:. Athas.org (repost)
3048:. Athas.org (repost)
2965:on November 10, 2015
2916:. dragonmagazine.com
2550:Wizards of the Coast
2511:Wizards of the Coast
2450:Wizards of the Coast
2446:"The History of TSR"
2375:Wizards of the Coast
2256:Wizards of the Coast
2203:Wizards of the Coast
2171:Wizards of the Coast
2141:Wizards of the Coast
2115:Wizards of the Coast
2081:through other means.
1912:expanded and revised
1850:The Will And The Way
1297:Half-giant (Goliath)
1042:prime material plane
1009:s universe. Many of
919:Revised and Expanded
556:Dungeons and Dragons
429:Expanded And Revised
212:Dying Earth subgenre
78:Wizards of the Coast
30:For other uses, see
5768:Epic Level Handbook
5411:Reptilian humanoids
5328:Strahd von Zarovich
4977:Planes of existence
4845:Kingdoms of Kalamar
4698:Game System License
4318:on January 26, 2011
4072:"Gen Con Indy 2012"
3682:Shane Lacy Hensley
2731:misdirectedmark.com
1814:Arcane spellcasters
1758:Divine spellcasters
1492:divine spellcasters
1488:arcane spellcasters
566:s first adventure,
373:and the fiction of
41:
6020:Deserts in fiction
5847:Against the Giants
5572:Classic boxed sets
5466:Corellon Larethian
5453:Deities and powers
5261:Notable characters
5074:Races and lineages
4409:Adventurers League
4213:on April 20, 2013.
4104:on October 1, 2009
3912:on August 17, 2009
3882:on August 18, 2000
3526:. TSR, Inc., 1996.
3344:. TSR, Inc., 1995.
3130:Schwalb, Robert J.
2546:Renton, Washington
2487:on August 16, 2014
2231:D&D Experience
2068:D&D Encounters
1704:, and potentially
1238:Lands Within Winds
874:DSQ1: Road to Urik
793:The Cleansing Wars
762:Wanderer's Journal
749:Wanderer's Journal
737:Wanderer's Journal
422:Dark Sun Boxed Set
375:Clark Ashton Smith
169:Dark Sun Boxed Set
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4693:Open Game License
4166:on April 14, 2011
4042:on June 17, 2013.
3811:. TSR, Inc, 1994.
3686:. TSR, Inc, 1993.
3593:Future Publishing
3568:. dndclassics.com
3540:. dndclassics.com
3189:Future Publishing
3046:"Dark Sun Sprint"
2663:on April 22, 2020
2601:. August 30, 2010
2568:Adducci, Robert.
2316:(2011) by writer
2212:978-0-7869-5398-1
2188:In addition, the
2180:978-0-7869-5494-0
2150:978-0-7869-5495-7
2124:978-0-7869-5493-3
2107:Robert J. Schwalb
1957:open game license
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1205:Dragonborn (dray)
1031:Transitive Planes
863:adventure modules
832:adventure modules
777:The Time of Magic
581:Player's Handbook
525:Dregoth Ascending
487:Open Game License
459:Dregoth Ascending
223:character classes
208:planetary romance
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4766:Dragonlance
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4591:Tom Moldvay
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4434:Film series
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4123:Mike Mearls
3754:. athas.org
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3288:October 19,
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2294:Simon Hawke
2238:5th Edition
2026:The fourth
1995:4th edition
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1650:Dune Trader
1529:3rd edition
1514:Screen Rant
1496:psionicists
1183:Description
1139:half-giants
871:(1991) and
696:of Dark Sun
527:(2005) and
322:Gerald Brom
283:Development
174:2nd edition
118:4th Edition
111:2nd Edition
84:Publication
6004:Categories
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5471:Eilistraee
5273:Catti-brie
5081:Dragonborn
4936:Planescape
4869:Strixhaven
4745:Birthright
4667:Ral Partha
4556:Jeff Grubb
4546:Monte Cook
4541:David Cook
4521:Gary Gygax
4500:Miniatures
4495:Magic item
4465:Adventures
4108:October 8,
4082:August 24,
4020:October 8,
3994:October 8,
3968:October 8,
3942:October 8,
3916:October 8,
3886:August 20,
3850:"Psionics"
3823:"Psionics"
3700:Swan, Rick
3544:August 29,
3448:. May 2004
3418:August 29,
3391:August 29,
3364:Dark Sun 3
3236:August 27,
3213:August 27,
3151:Rich Baker
3042:Rich Baker
2969:August 27,
2891:August 30,
2865:August 30,
2819:Swan, Rick
2460:August 20,
2352:References
2298:Lynn Abbey
2282:See also:
2010:Rich Baker
1602:barbarians
1437:Thri-Kreen
1162:thri-kreen
1143:thri-Kreen
1123:half-elves
1091:Astral Sea
1087:Shadowfell
1085:on Athas.
1078:World Axis
954:Andropinis
824:Dark Sun's
733:Dark Sun's
642:magazine,
619:spacelanes
592:dragonborn
318:Rich Baker
210:, and the
154:(D&D)
124:Media type
70:Publishers
5924:Ravenloft
5854:Dead Gods
5616:Immortals
5602:Companion
5484:Tharizdun
5351:Beholders
5303:Lord Soth
5283:Elminster
5252:Ravenloft
5166:Barbarian
5161:Artificer
5143:Warforged
5113:Half-orcs
5023:Underdark
4943:Ravenloft
4899:Blackmoor
4885:Mahasarpa
4824:Ghostwalk
4635:Companies
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4470:Alignment
4341:Athas.org
4170:April 30,
4137:at 2:02,
3619:March 16,
2274:article.
2078:PAX Prime
2053:D&DXP
1933:Sandstorm
1802:Rick Swan
1698:soulknife
1672:Gladiator
1589:Barbarian
1540:sorcerers
1532:sorcerers
1509:avangions
1414:2nd, 3rd
1376:3rd only
1278:3rd, 4th
1258:possible.
1212:2nd, 4th
1199:2nd, 3rd
1192:Aarakocra
1166:aarakocra
1147:aarakocra
1127:halflings
1099:the World
994:Cosmology
964:Athas.org
787:Champions
687:The world
644:Rick Swan
629:Reception
604:aarakocra
596:tieflings
564:Dark Sun'
516:Athas.org
403:Aftermath
386:Rick Swan
326:Tim Brown
74:TSR, Inc.
55:Designers
6010:Dark Sun
5837:List of
5812:Complete
5806:Expanded
5786:AD&D
5477:Greyhawk
5433:Vampires
5247:Greyhawk
5211:Sorcerer
5133:Tiefling
5118:Halfling
5108:Half-elf
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4929:Pelinore
4838:Jakandor
4831:Greyhawk
4815:Kara-Tur
4808:Al-Qadim
4787:Exandria
4759:Dark Sun
4686:Licenses
4611:Jim Ward
4514:Creators
4505:Psionics
4458:Gameplay
4419:Editions
4288:June 28,
4245:cite web
4146:Podcast"
3856:June 23,
3833:June 23,
3784:June 24,
3735:June 11,
3708:(#206).
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3503:June 28,
3468:"Events"
3191:: 64–65.
3161:June 25,
3052:June 25,
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2835:: 65–66.
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2348:(1996).
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2268:psionics
2264:Dark Sun
2260:Dark Sun
2244:Gary Con
2088:Gameday.
1878:Editions
1823:Psionics
1794:warlocks
1790:templars
1736:warlocks
1614:2nd, 3rd
1580:AD&D
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1522:paladins
1420:Tiefling
1411:setting.
1395:Minotaur
1337:jungles.
1332:Halfling
1311:Half-elf
1242:psionics
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1011:Dark Sun
1000:Dark Sun
970:Dark Sun
865:such as
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193:Greyhawk
184:Dark Sun
164:metaplot
160:Dark Sun
145:Dark Sun
109:AD&D
40:Dark Sun
5839:Eberron
5829:modules
5827:Notable
5801:D&D
5794:D&D
5496:Moradin
5479:deities
5461:Bahamut
5416:Kobolds
5401:Owlbear
5381:Goblins
5366:Dragons
5356:Centaur
5333:Wulfgar
5298:Iggwilv
5216:Warlock
5196:Paladin
5186:Fighter
5153:Classes
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