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Daddy Rolled a 1

@DaddyRolleda1
Blogging about #ttrpg & #comics including #dnd content. Judge for #onepagedungeoncontest since 2014. I sometimes mention #cocktails #craftbeer & #vinyl. He/Him
Pasadena, CA
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    Sep 15, 2025
    My 1st Patreon OSR adventure is LIVE: The Bone Mill A creepy, short old-school dungeon you can drop right into your TTRPG campaign. Join for $5 → get it instantly, plus future exclusive adventures + GM tools.
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    If you played D&D in the ’70s or ’80s, I need your help with some research! What version did you say you were playing, and what rules were you actually using? Did you mix OD&D, Basic and AD&D rules/material? What year was this? Tell me what you remember!
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    What would D&D look like without Tolkien? One clue comes from Poul Anderson in 1953, before The Lord of the Rings was published. I explore that and a lot more in my new D&D History documentary, now live on Daddy Rolled A 1. Link in the first comment.
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    Aug 25
    Gamers usually associate D&D character builds with feats, multiclassing, and 3E. But by 1985, players could already make advancement choices based on what they wanted their characters to become later. So when did character builds actually begin? Link in my first reply.
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    Aug 18
    Third Edition was once the new D&D. Now it’s 26 years old, and some players who embraced it later came to see 3.5 as the last version that still felt like D&D. So what actually makes D&D “old school”? I look at that in my newest video. Link in the first comment.
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