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''The first edition of the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (game line)|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons ]]game line.''
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''The first edition of the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (game line)|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons game line]].''
   
 
'''''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons''''' was written as a codification of [[Gary Gygax]]'s preference for a more formal, tournament-ready set of rules based on [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In contrast to the [[BECMI]] line of game, '''''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons''''' was explicitly rooted in [[verisimilitude]].
 
'''''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons''''' was written as a codification of [[Gary Gygax]]'s preference for a more formal, tournament-ready set of rules based on [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In contrast to the [[BECMI]] line of game, '''''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons''''' was explicitly rooted in [[verisimilitude]].

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The first edition of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons game line.

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons was written as a codification of Gary Gygax's preference for a more formal, tournament-ready set of rules based on Dungeons & Dragons. In contrast to the BECMI line of game, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons was explicitly rooted in verisimilitude.