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About Tars Tarkas

Dungeons and Dragons player from 1976. First issue of The Dragon was #11. White-box set player; made my own rules to DM until the AD&D Monster Manual was released -- then I made even more rules. Wrote a few articles for Dragon back in the day. Wife and two teen-age children are playing The Savage Tide. I'm hoping to start Pathfinder's Rise of the Runelords soon. (And I will be trying to fit in some GameMastery & Pathfinder Modules along the way!)



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