Killer Dungeon
An Introduction
Dungeons & Dragons (or D&D) is more than a game. It is an interactive art form that encompasses and expands the imagination of its players and DM (or Dungeon Master).
The art created by D&D is fleeting and elusive: D&D is not a spectator sport and the imaginary journey of its participants is beyond sight of all but a possible third eye. As such, D&D belongs to all of its participants and all that red text at the bottom of the pages kind of spells this out - mostly that this site has only one real purpose - To Enhance the Game Experience.
If you use stuff from here, please make sure to link back to the source. I appreciate it.
And remember, the art that D&D creates is transitory and enigmatic.
If D&D is not being played, it will only be a game.
Original D&D, 1st Edition Advanced D&D, 2nd Edition Advanced D&D, 3rd Edition D&D, 3.5 Edition D&D and 4e D&D, Dungeon Master's Guide, Player's Handbook, Monster Manual, Player's Handbook II,
Dungeon Master's Guide II, Libris Mortis, Monster Manual II, Monster Manual III,
Manual of the Planes, Planar Handbook, Savage Species, Book of Exalted Deeds,
Book of Vile Darkness, Races of the Wild, Races of Destiny, Races of Stone,
Complete Arcane, Complete Divine, Complete Warrior, Complete Scoundrel, Complete Adventurer,
Fiend Folio, Unearthed Arcana, Ghostwalk, Stormwrack, Eberron Campaign Setting,
Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, Underdark, Cityscape, Oriental Adventures,
Epic Level Handbook, Faiths and Pantheons, Deities and Demigods, Arms and Equipment,
Dragon Magazine, Dungeon Magazine, Wizards of the Coast, Paizo Publishing
and any and all other published Gaming Materials have been used in good faith on this site
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Wizards of the Coast.
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