Mar 4 2008Dungeons And Dragons Co-Creator Dies

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Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, has passed away. He and Dave Arneson developed the game in 1974. I will remember him best for keeping me safe from the evils of sex during my teenage years. He is survived by his wife and six children. And while officials assert his death was the result of long-declining health conditions, I suspect a rogue dwarf was involved. Seriously though, he will be missed.

RIP Gary Gygax (1938-2008)

Gary Gygax, Dungeons & Dragons creator, dies [cnn]

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I played "guess the cause" and figured that it was heart or cholesterol related.

That's too bad. Whether you like D&D or not that man is a nerd legend.

Really, how many hit points did he have?

May all your dice have twenty sides. R.I.P.

Gary didn't make his fort save :(

R.I.P Mr. Gygax

Very sad to hear. He kept me out of alot of trouble and caused me to gain 30 pounds.

this d20 is for you

RIP Gary...may all your rolls be natural 20's.

I'll pray for the repose of his soul. Rest in peace.

RIP Gary, you have brought all of us happiness.

Penny Arcade said it but he's rolling in his grave.

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awww... he created something that's a part of everyone's history. salute! May he rest in peace.

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RIP Gary

RIP Gary, you were a pioneer.

At one time or another, all of us run out of hit points.

He had a profound effect on RPG gaming worldwide, and will be missed. No cleric can raise him now. RIP

Very sad to hear. He kept me out of alot of trouble and caused me to gain 30 pounds.


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