Bruce Cordell - Early Life and Education

Early Life and Education

Bruce Cordell played Dungeons & Dragons as a youth, and even recalled playing the original Tomb of Horrors adventure with future fellow game designer Monte Cook when they were in high school together. Cordell was a wrestler and a debater, and also earned a degree in Biology from the University of Colorado.

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