Dungeons & Dragons

Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop game published in 1974 credited with introducing the concept of role-playing for the gaming industry. Set in a fantasy world of medieval castles and dragons, the game — often referred to simply as D&D — has been influential for a number of similar board games and video games.
The franchise has also expanded into several books, comics, TV shows, movies, and other media that have been chronicled by fans and academics in a number of podcasts, fanzines, and web series (such as Critical Role).
==References==
* Sarah owns a copy of the Dungeons & Dragons Expert Set from 1981 as seen in her room during The Junk Lady sequence in Labyrinth.
* The Spring, Summer, and Fall 1983 issues of Muppet Magazine featured a full page ad for the first four books in the Dungeons & Dragons "Endless Quest" series: Dungeon of Dread, Mountain of Mirrors, Pillars of Pentegarn, and Return to Brookmere.
* The February 27, 1984 entry of The Muppets comic strip features Fozzie Bear at a coffee shop called "Dungeons and Donuts" in which he's served by a dragon.
* The second issue of the Farscape comic book is titled "Dungeons and Dominars."
==Connections==
* Kenneth Collard played Din Caldwell in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023 film)
* Peter Cullen voiced Venger on the 1983 animated series
* John Gibbs served as a supervising director for the 1983 animated series
* Jeremy Irons played Mage Profion in the 2000 film
* Katie Leigh voiced Sheila on the 1983 animated series
* Margaret Loesch executive produced the 1983 animated series
* Maia Mattise provided additional voices for the 1983 animated series
* Laurie O'Brien provided additional voices for the 1983 animated series
* William Plant's company, Production Plant, provided effects for the 2000 film
* Tom Ray served as an animation director for the 1983 animated series
* Bob Richardson was a producer on the 1983 animated series
* Hank Saroyan was casting and voice director, wrote additional dialogue, and provided additional voices for the 1983 animated series
* Kathy Selbert wrote 3 episodes of the 1983 animated series
* Russi Taylor voiced Amber the fairie dragon in the animated series episode "Cave of the Fairie Dragons" (1985) 
* Rob Walsh composed additional music for the 1983 animated series 
* Frank Welker voiced Uni on the 1983 animated series
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