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4 days ago · The cartoon, with the “Dungeon Master” and Bobby the 8-year old barbarian with a club, Frank Mentzer’s “Road to Godhood” companion set, Dragonlance, the Forgotten Realms, and for whatever reason, any of Larry Elmore’s artwork (with the Farah Fawcet warrior women and David Hasselhoff clerics…. Ugh!
4 days ago · From 1984 there was a new version of the line, this time Frank Mentzer’s BECMI. This five-box series included sets for Basic, Expert, Companion (levels 15-25), Master (levels 16-36), and finally Immortal level play. This last saw players transcend physical reality and begin to progress through 36 Immortal levels as interplanar entities.
4 days ago · The 1970s, referred to as the golden era of bodybuilding, was filled with extraordinary talents such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lou Ferrigno, Serge Nubret, Franco Columbu, Frank Zane, Tom Platz, and Mike Mentzer, who had a lasting legacy until today. 1980s. Lee Haney dominated the 1980s, winning a record of 8 Mr.Olympias.
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4 days ago · Frank Mentzer, Creative Consultant at TSR at the time, wrote four RPGA tournament adventures taken from his home campaign setting of Aquaria (published by TSR as the first four of the R-series modules: R1 To the Aid of Falx, R2 The Investigation of Hydell, R3 The Egg of the Phoenix, and R4 Doc's Island).
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5 days ago · Dungeons & Dragons Basic Rules (Boxed Set) by Frank Mentzer Twilight Calling (Dungeons and Dragons module M3) by Tom Moldvay Sabre River (Dungeons & Dragons, CM3) by Douglas Niles
3 days ago · In the 1980s, Dungeons & Dragons was codified into five box sets: the Basic, Expert, Companion, Master, and Immortals Rules Sets, or BECMI for short. This quiz focuses on the Basic Set for character levels 1-3, published in 1983, by Frank Mentzer.
6 days ago · Mentzer modified this approach over the years, reducing working sets per body part and increasing rest. He thus introduced his 'Mike Mentzer’s Ideal Routine' with fewer sets and emphasized...
