I know this is old news, but I didn't see anyone post about it, and a search turned up nothing. Just posting to say that the guy who invented D&D died on March 4th (I know, two weeks late, stfu :p). And in creating D&D, one could argue that he invented the modern RPG itself (certainly the video game industry it spawned. At the very least, it was highly influenced by the game). So to the 10 million people playing WoW right this moment.... take note! Btw, if you understand the thread title without looking at wikipedia or some junk, you're a huge nerd. for the record, though, I can't stand mmorpgs.
HEY nothing is lost if we find a priest and his save against death magic is a success... Im a nerd...
Wonder if he took his Mana-Cleaver +5 with him as gravegoods... *Gathers a party together for some latenight dungeon crawling*
Whoever slayed him must have got a whooole bundle of xp. I wonder where "Dungeon World Creator" rolls on the reward table - is that above Gold Dragon, or below it?