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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It first began as a series of role-playing game sessions, based on a Japanese game Sword World RPG which was heavily inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. It was recorded and transcribed into a series of novels by Ryo Mizuno. In 1990, it became an animated 13-part OVA series, and from then on it branched into movies, manga and TV series (some of which were alternate universe versions of the OVA, but which followed the story in the original novels more closely). |
