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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Dungeonland (and its sequel The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror which was pretty much part two of the story) is a module released for the original Dungeons & Dragons, written by the game's creator, Gary Gygax, first released in 1983. In this pair of adventures, the Player Characters fall Down the Rabbit Hole into an RPG version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. While this pair of modules are far more obscure than Gygax's other works (like Tomb of Horrors and The Temple of Elemental Evil) this module has ties to the very beginnings of the world's most well-known fantasy roleplaying game. |
