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It's on fans of Dungeons & Dragons to hold the creators accountable for racism.
Looking for a fun, immersive activity for the school library? Here's why this librarian thinks you should start a Dungeons and Dragons club.
All adventuring parties should be able to double as a book club! Here are even more reads to dive into based on your D&D class.
If you're searching for invented worlds to set your next D&D campaign in, look no further than these great titles. How about Regency London from Sorcerer to the Crown by Zen Cho, or The Radch Empire from Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie?
Should you read The Subtweet by Vivek Shraya? Consider your D&D class and find out which book is perfect for you.