Inside a Canadian professor's 43-year-old Dungeons & Dragons campaign

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Inside a Canadian professor's 43-year-old Dungeons & Dragons campaign

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Robert Wardaugh's Dungeons & Dragons campaign has been running since 1982. Here we take a look at this remarkable game and ask what has been keeping this party playing together for so long?

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