Editing D&D Cartoon (section)

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What, are you blind? Seriously, this show is dripping with direct references to actual D&D lore of the time, and a veritable gold-mine of ideas to mine for your own fantastical D&D (or other) games.

Plus, to celebrate the anniversary, Wizards of the Coast released a short "Animated Handbook" containing a miniature adventure and full 3.5 stats for the kids, their magical weapons, Venger and Shadow Demon. Of the content, the most notable from a mechanics point of view is Hank's bow received a lot of attention, as it fixes two large problems archery had throughout most of 3.5: The lack of power attack and annoyance of dealing with variable strength when bows had to be made with a fixed strength in mind.

And even outside of all that, this series was one of the gateways into the hobby for people for nearly two decades, planet-round. There is a good chance the grogs you know ended up playing TTRPG because they saw this as kids. The pop-culture cachet is big enough to be oftentimes considered "the only good thing that ever came from D&D" even by its detractors.

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