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	*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/mudslide.php/ Stardate 1764.3], [[Hiro]] says, "He might be our Dungeon Master and hence we're not allowed to talk to him." In ''Dungeons & Dragons'', the Dungeon Master is the player responsible for crafting and leading the story. The DM does not portray a character, but instead acts out all of the non-player characters with whom the characters interact.		*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/mudslide.php/ Stardate 1764.3], [[Hiro]] says, "He might be our Dungeon Master and hence we're not allowed to talk to him." In ''Dungeons & Dragons'', the Dungeon Master is the player responsible for crafting and leading the story. The DM does not portray a character, but instead acts out all of the non-player characters with whom the characters interact.
	*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php/ Stardate 1774.2], [[Hiro]] referencing the character ''Dungeon Master'' from the 1980's cartoon [[wikipedia:Dungeons_&_Dragons_(TV_series)\|''Dungeons & Dragons'']] by saying, "I've always thought that Dungeon Masters were short with long gray hair and beards wearing a red robe." He also says, "Probably doesn't have a +4 dexterity modifier. The way [[Isaac\|Mr. Isaku]] drew it though, it seemed like a two handed [[katana]]."		*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php/ Stardate 1774.2], [[Hiro]] referencing the character ''Dungeon Master'' from the 1980's cartoon [[wikipedia:Dungeons_&_Dragons_(TV_series)\|''Dungeons & Dragons'']] by saying, "I've always thought that Dungeon Masters were short with long gray hair and beards wearing a red robe." He also says, "Probably doesn't have a +4 dexterity modifier. The way [[Isaac\|Mr. Isaku]] drew it though, it seemed like a two handed [[katana]]."

			===[[Saving Charlie]]===
			* Listing the pain he has felt in his life, [[Hiro]] recalls his beloved Daisho, the fourteenth-level dwarf cleric he spent three years creating. Hiro recalls that he let Daisho get killed within the first five minutes of a weekend-long D&D tournament at summer camp. (Chapter 37)

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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⚫	It is ~~interesting~~ to ~~note~~ that Hiro ~~appears to play~~ 2nd edition ''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons'', since his AC seems to be based on the 2nd edition armor class system rather than the current 3.5 edition's system. Hiro lists his class as Kensei from the Oriental Adventures book of 1st Edition AD&D. ~~<!-- SHOULD THIS GO IN THE NOTES SECTION? -->~~
	*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/09/hi.html Stardate 1739.1], Hiro hears that "[[Wikipedia:Bahamut (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Bahamut]] is right around the corner."		*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/09/hi.html Stardate 1739.1], Hiro hears that "[[Wikipedia:Bahamut (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Bahamut]] is right around the corner."
	*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/mudslide.php/ Stardate 1764.3], [[Hiro]] says, "He might be our Dungeon Master and hence we're not allowed to talk to him." In ''Dungeons & Dragons'', the Dungeon Master is the player responsible for crafting and leading the story. The DM does not portray a character, but instead acts out all of the non-player characters with whom the characters interact.		*In [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/mudslide.php/ Stardate 1764.3], [[Hiro]] says, "He might be our Dungeon Master and hence we're not allowed to talk to him." In ''Dungeons & Dragons'', the Dungeon Master is the player responsible for crafting and leading the story. The DM does not portray a character, but instead acts out all of the non-player characters with whom the characters interact.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* ''Kensei'' is the name of the [[Takezo_Kensei\|Samurai swordmaster]] that [[Hiro]] admires, and the name ''Kensei'' is also used to denote a [[wikipedia:Kensei \|special character class]] in ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The literal translation of ''kensei'' is ''sword saint''.		* ''Kensei'' is the name of the [[Takezo_Kensei\|Samurai swordmaster]] that [[Hiro]] admires, and the name ''Kensei'' is also used to denote a [[wikipedia:Kensei \|special character class]] in ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The literal translation of ''kensei'' is ''sword saint''.
		⚫	* [[Hiro's blog]] entries suggest that Hiro plays 2nd edition ''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons'', since his AC seems to be based on the 2nd edition armor class system rather than the current 3.5 edition's system. Hiro lists his class as Kensei from the Oriental Adventures book of 1st Edition AD&D.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	* [http://www.wizards.com/dnd/ Official website] for ''Dungeons & Dragons''		* [http://www.wizards.com/dnd/ Official website] for ''Dungeons & Dragons''
	* ''[[wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons\|Dungeons & Dragons]]'' on Wikipedia		* ''[[wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons\|Dungeons & Dragons]]'' on Wikipedia
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	==About==		==About==
			''Dungeons & Dragons'' is a well-known tabletop fantasy [[role-playing game]] currently published by [[wikipedia:Wizards of the Coast\|Wizards of the Coast]]. It was the first widely-successful, commercially available role-playing game. The game in and of itself is free-form, with the players able to create characters, locations, quests, and even items and creatures. It is played with the use of numerous dice, each with a different side count, and each character is played on a levelling up basis, starting at lower levels and then gradually moving up with their group. Each game is controlled by a dungeon master (DM), who has ultimate control of all aspects out of the normal players control, including things from environment to whether a door is locked or not. It is the goal of the players to "conquer" the DM by passing the quest they have set for them, with the DMs being interchangeable each time a new "game" is started.
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	''Dungeons & Dragons'' is a well-known fantasy [[role-playing game]] currently published by [[wikipedia:Wizards of the Coast\|Wizards of the Coast]]. It was the first widely-successful, commercially available role-playing game.

	==References==		==References==

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