yes ladies and gentlemen
today is truely A said day for all nerds
the master of all dungeons Gary Gygax has passed away
I am totally at a loss of words, that I honestly feel empty
Gary Gygax died today of a stroke leaving this world at the age of 69
You will be missed Gary
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RIP DM of all DM's
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Gaming, table top and otherwise, has grown by leaps and bounds since the conception of interactive fiction. There were countless people that help grow D&D into what it is today but you'd be hard pressed to find another person that has been so influential on our favorite pastime.
He not only has left behind one hell of a legacy, but it's one we can all appreciate and enjoy.
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I haven't played DND in a long time, but I owe this man for all the fun times I had playing DND and the various spin-off video games.
At least he went out on an awesome number.
(# 20) on 03/22/2008 22:39
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