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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Dungeons & Dragons animated television series is based on the role-playing game, and is often referred to by fans as the "D&DC" in order to distinguish it from the game. Six friends (Hank, Diana, Eric, Presto, Sheila and Bobby) take a ride in an amusement park, and suddenly find themselves in a Heroic Fantasy setting simply called The Realm. They are instantly garbed in clothes fitting their character classes, and quickly gain a companion in a unicorn foal named Uni. A Mysterious Benefactor, known only as Dungeon Master, gives each of them a magic weapon to help them survive in that world and promises to help them find a way home. |
