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Old 03-05-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Gary Gygax Rememorial..

The News..

As you have read has Gary Gygax passed on. He was a really important person to a lot of people.
He learned teenagers that they can be more then what they are.
Give them power and will to live.
I think its to bad he died. So, well here is a Small Remorial..
Anyhow who wants to post some last notes about him. Do it now.


Greetings to you all.
This is my Last Farwell to one of the Greatest People ever.

~ Robin
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The great DM himself lost his final saving throw. But what can you say?? Better get out those d6's, and roll up a new character.


The game continues!
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It is a <rolls 2 d8>sad loss</rolls 2 d8>*.

I spent many happy hours lost in a fantasy world consisting only
of imagination, paper, pencils and various strangely shaped dice.

* Sorry Futurama
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Hi.

This story has a slightly more local flavor since he lived "next door" in Wisconsin and visited St Paul often ... cheers, drl

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I don't know how many people view xkcd, but in case someone here
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http://www.xkcd.com/393/
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Of course we read xkcd, right?

There's also a tribute on OOTS.
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in memorial my group insead of continuing our 3.5 game, we made 1s edition characters, amazing how much the game evolved.
did anyone catch the colbert report tribute?
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