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==Before adding something...== Because this page already has a yuuuge number of entries, please follow these guidelines before adding something new: * Does it have an official RPG adaptation, or a famous RPG that's a legally distinct clone of it? Does it ''not'' suck? If so, go ahead and add it. (Licensed novels for settings like [[Forgotten Realms]] don't count.) * Did it inspire a large volume of future /tg/ material, or otherwise strongly resemble roleplaying game tropes? * Does /tg/ talk about it a lot? Is it featured in [[Appendix N]]? (If so, only add it if you have something interesting to say about ''why'' it's relevant.) * Does it cater to the board's traditional userbase? Remember, fa/tg/uys tend to be men in their 20s and 30s. (This isn't enough on its own, but can help give an otherwise marginal title a boost over the line.)
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