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Come Chat about Things Vile and Dark
 

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October 10, 2002
02:18 PM: Greg Kessler says...
Come Chat about Things Vile and Dark

Otherwise known as The Book of Vile Darkness. Come chat with Uber scribe Monte Cook about his new tome detailing all the disgusting things you and your D&D-playing friends used to have to make up yourself. The Book of Vile Darkness is described by Wizards of the Coast thusly: the Book of Vile Darkness deals with material that has never been explored in the D&D roleplaying game. Elements such as moral dilemma, slavery, human sacrifice, and other sensitive issues will be treated in a mature fashion to allow players to add a level of complexity to their campaigns". Anyone remember how Mazes and Monsters and Tom Hanks nearly got us all sent to a therapist? Well if you have a desire to ask Monte why he's written such a Vile book, check out the Monte Cook chat on the WotC site Friday, October 25, 2002 Time: 5pm PT/8pm ET.



 
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