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- proper noun trademark A
fantasy role-playing game .
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Examples
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Until maneaterlad posted about it last night, I had absolutely no idea that they'd made a film called Dungeons & Dragons 2: Wrath of the Dragon God, featuring Bruce Payne and absolutely no one else from the first movie.
Sequels absolutely no one demanded yendi 2005
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'Dungeons & Dragons' co-creator dies - David Lance Arneson, who helped trigger the global phenomenon of role-playing games as co-inventor of "Dungeons & Dragons," has died at the age of 61.
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'Dungeons & Dragons' co-creator dies - David Lance Arneson, who helped trigger the global phenomenon of role-playing games as co-inventor of "Dungeons & Dragons," has died at the age of 61.
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'Dungeons & Dragons' co-creator dies - David Lance Arneson, who helped trigger the global phenomenon of role-playing games as co-inventor of "Dungeons & Dragons," has died at the age of 61.
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At best, it's purely positivist: whatever the current holder of the trademark chooses to call "Dungeons & Dragons" is Dungeons & Dragons.
Pulp Fantasy D&D James Maliszewski 2008
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It may not be as well-known as "Dungeons & Dragons," but "The Settlers of Catan" is the latest popular game franchise to get the Microsoft Surface treatment.
winextra 2010
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"Dragon Age" is a classic tale of sword-and-sorcery that will test the skill and strategy of even the most jaded "Dungeons & Dragons" nut.
Top Tech News 2009
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The Badger Avenue store specializes in role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, and the two began a sexual relationship in July, the girl said, according to the criminal complaints.
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(such as Dungeons & Dragons) to be considered truly revolutionary, and the latter too heavily inspired to war games (such as Chainmail).
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Vance’s masterpiece, The Dying Earth, may be the most influential fantasy novel of the Twentieth Century, surpassed only by J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy; it has not only inspired several generations of fantasy writers, from Gene Wolfe and Michael Moorcock to Neil Gaiman and George R.R. Martin, but its influence has reached deep into the realms of graphic novels, comics, fantasy role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, and even computer gaming.
Books in the Mail W/E 02/28/209 RobB 2009
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