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Feeling Brave Tonight? Back in 1993, TSR released the now infamous board game Dragonstrike. Inside the game was a 30-minute VHS tape to introduce kids to roleplaying, the rules, and theming. The game was a good introduction to younger-brothers and newbies into the game. But the video is an... show more

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