This week, we look into the 1970's and the growth of roleplaying games AFTER the creation of Dungeons and Dragons.  What came out?  How did it do?  How did the business grow?  Listen and learn, my friends.  Listen and learn.

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In today's episode, we examine the history of TSR, the company that produced Dungeons and Dragons.  We'll examine the hits and the ugly misses, and see WHY the company was sold to Wizards of the Coast in 1997.

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In this FIRST EVER bonus episode for Roleplaying History, we define some of the gaming terms that have been used over the first two episodes.  Also, Wayne adds a few extra thoughts about last week's show (because, of course he does).

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This week, we dive into the history of Dungeons and Dragons, which is widely accepted to be the first Roleplaying Game.  You might THINK you know the history, but you probably don't know the whole story.

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In our debut episode, we look into wargaming, which is the precursor of, and inspiration for, roleplaying games as we know them.  You might be surprised by what we find out.