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May 12, 2023 41 min

Dungeons and Dragons World Record

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We at Dungeon Crawlers Radio salute the brave souls of the Kingdom of Grand who routed Vecna's forces in the largest Dungeons & Dragons game ever played! Breaking the world record for the most people playing Dungeons and Dragons at the same time. In conjunction with this amazing event we brought on to the show the Dungeon Master who helped make all this happen, Dax Lavine.

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