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2029:Spelljammer
1829:Dragonlance
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1654:Tom Moldvay
1644:Mike Mearls
1624:Rob Heinsoo
1594:Keith Baker
1497:Film series
1267:Cook, Monte
1163:www.ddo.com
1142:Cain, Tim.
1031:Grubb, Jeff
1027:Baker, Rich
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2534:Eilistraee
2336:Catti-brie
2144:Dragonborn
1999:Planescape
1932:Strixhaven
1808:Birthright
1730:Ral Partha
1619:Jeff Grubb
1609:Monte Cook
1604:David Cook
1584:Gary Gygax
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1558:Magic item
1528:Adventures
1404:Black Gate
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