Some articles on rules, master rules:
List Of Dungeons & Dragons Monsters (1977–1999) - Later Publications - TSR 1071 - Rules Cyclopedia (1991)
... The Dungeons Dragons Rules Cyclopedia was published in 1991 ... It was intended as an encyclopedia of all the major rules for the basic Dungeons Dragons game up to that point, including most of the information appearing in the previous boxed set ... Description Actaeon (elk centaur) 156 D D Master Rules (1985) Adaptor 157 D D Master Rules (1985) Aerial servant (haoou) 157 D D Companion Rules (1984) Animal herd 157 D D Expert Rules (1981 ...
... The Dungeons Dragons Rules Cyclopedia was published in 1991 ... It was intended as an encyclopedia of all the major rules for the basic Dungeons Dragons game up to that point, including most of the information appearing in the previous boxed set ... Description Actaeon (elk centaur) 156 D D Master Rules (1985) Adaptor 157 D D Master Rules (1985) Aerial servant (haoou) 157 D D Companion Rules (1984) Animal herd 157 D D Expert Rules (1981 ...
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