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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRebirth'': Mindflayers appear as really tough enemies.
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* ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'' has the ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' DLC, which is filled to the brim with D&D references (plus other fantasy {{Shout Out}}s). The whole premise of the game even has Tina (as the GameMaster) and the original Vault Hunters play "Bunkers and Badasses", [[spoiler:minus Roland, who is dead]].
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** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyI'''s bestiary is drawn almost entirely from classic ''[=DnD=]'', to the point that the Japanese version featured a Beholder as the strongest monster in the Ice Cavern (and you could find even stronger Death Beholders in the final dungeon). Given how litigious TSR was/is known to be, the Beholder was hastily editted into a creature currently called the Evil Eye (and Death Eye) when the game was localized. Other monsters such as Piscodemons and Otyughs were able to skate by with mere renames (Wizards and Ochus, respectively). The game also used the same VancianMagic system and required rest to restore a mage's spell pool. Even Bahamut owes his presence to ''[=DnD=]''.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyI'''s bestiary is drawn almost entirely from classic ''[=DnD=]'', to the point that the Japanese version featured a Beholder as the strongest monster in the Ice Cavern (and you could find even stronger Death Beholders in the final dungeon). Given how litigious TSR was/is known to be, the Beholder was hastily editted into a creature currently called the Evil Eye (and Death Eye) when the game was localized. Other monsters such as Piscodemons and Otyughs were able to skate by with mere renames (Wizards and Ochus, respectively). The game also used the same VancianMagic system and required rest to restore a mage's spell pool. Even Bahamut owes his presence to ''[=DnD=]''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Firewatch}}'' contains a D&D knockoff named ''Wizards & Wyverns'', which you can find maps and even a character sheet for that were made by one of the game's supporting characters, Brian Goodwin.
* ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarryMagnaCumLaude'' sees Larry attempting to woo GamerChick Morgan in the finals of the TV show ''Swingles'', and their final bonding exercise involves them playing a sexually-themed tabletop RPG. Morgan DM's the scenario; how well Larry follows the rules [[MinigameGame is up to you]].
* ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarryMagnaCumLaude'' sees Larry attempting to woo GamerChick Morgan in the finals of the TV show ''Swingles'', and their final bonding exercise involves them playing a sexually-themed tabletop RPG. Morgan DM's the scenario; how well Larry follows the rules [[MinigameGame is up to you]].
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* ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'' has the ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' DLC, which is filled to the brim with D&D references (plus other fantasy {{Shout Out}}s). The whole premise of the game even has Tina (as the GameMaster) and the original Vault Hunters play "Bunkers and Badasses", [[spoiler:minus Roland, who is dead]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Firewatch}}'' contains a D&D knockoff named ''Wizards & Wyverns'', which you can find maps and even a character sheet for that were made by one of the game's supporting characters, Brian Goodwin.
* ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarryMagnaCumLaude'' sees Larry attempting to woo GamerChick Morgan in the finals of the TV show ''Swingles'', and their final bonding exercise involves them playing a sexually-themed tabletop RPG. Morgan DM's the scenario; how well Larry follows the rules [[MinigameGame is up to you]].
* ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarryMagnaCumLaude'' sees Larry attempting to woo GamerChick Morgan in the finals of the TV show ''Swingles'', and their final bonding exercise involves them playing a sexually-themed tabletop RPG. Morgan DM's the scenario; how well Larry follows the rules [[MinigameGame is up to you]].
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'': D&D games appear in a few episodes, and the concept of alternate dimensions is explained through the terminology of D&D, with the monster of the first season being named after Demogorgon, Prince of Demons, due to the D&D Demogorgon's mini being used to explain the creature. Similarly, the Mindflayer in Season 2 is named as such due to being a Lovecraftian being, and its ability to mentally control its victims.
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'': D&D games appear in a few episodes, and the concept of alternate dimensions is explained through the terminology of D&D, with the monster of the first season being named after Demogorgon, Prince of Demons, due to the D&D Demogorgon's mini being used to explain the creature. Similarly, the Mindflayer in Season 2 is named as such due to being a Lovecraftian being, and its ability to mentally control its victims. [[spoiler:To stay nothing of the fourth season's villain being named after Vecna from the ''Greyhawk'' setting, being a human turned psychic terror with control over the Upside-Down who couldn't be thwarted by the protagonists' best efforts.]]
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* The major plot of ''[[ComicBook/SunnySeries Sunny Rolls the Dice]]'' is Sunny starting to play D&D with her new friends (Lev, Brian, and Arun) in middle school (leading to her [[WeUsedToBeFriends eventual drifting away]] from her {{Childhood Friend|s}} Deb who is more interested in fashion and boys). The game --specifically, ''Advanced Dungeons and Dragons'' -- was new in [[The70s 1977]], when [[PeriodPiece the story is set]]. She continues to play through the series after that point.
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* Wrestling/EmberMoon is a known D&D player... and 3rd Edition's iconic Monk (a black woman who fights barehanded) is named Ember.
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* ''VideoGame/DoomEternal'': A ShoutOut filled bookshelf in the Fortress of Doom contains a copy of Dungeons and Demons: 6th Edition,
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* ''VideoGame/DoomEternal'': A ShoutOut filled bookshelf in the Fortress of Doom contains a copy of Dungeons and Demons: 6th Edition,Edition.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRebirth'': Mindflayers appear as really tough enemies.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRebirth'': Mindflayers appear as really tough enemies.
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'': D&D games appear in a few episodes, and the concept of alternate dimensions is explained through the terminology of D&D, with the monster of the first season being named after Demogorgon, Prince of Demons, due to the D&D Demogorgon's mini being used to explain the creature. Similarly, the Mindflayer in Season 2 is named as such due to being a Lovecraftian being, and it's ability to mentally control it's victims.
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'': D&D games appear in a few episodes, and the concept of alternate dimensions is explained through the terminology of D&D, with the monster of the first season being named after Demogorgon, Prince of Demons, due to the D&D Demogorgon's mini being used to explain the creature. Similarly, the Mindflayer in Season 2 is named as such due to being a Lovecraftian being, and it's its ability to mentally control it's its victims.
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* In the short story [[http://www.onthepremises.com/issue_11/story_11_h1.html "Same-Day Delivery"]] by Desmond Warzel, the phrase "blue bolts from the heavens" appears twice; this is a direct Shout-Out to first-edition ''Advanced TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''; specifically, the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''.
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* In the short story [[http://www.onthepremises.com/issue_11/story_11_h1.html "Same-Day Delivery"]] by Desmond Warzel, Creator/DesmondWarzel, the phrase "blue bolts from the heavens" appears twice; this is a direct Shout-Out to first-edition ''Advanced TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''; specifically, the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''.
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* Used for a NotSoDire gag in the final episode of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', when several members of the Scooby Gang are apparently planning their upcoming battle against TheLegionsOfHell but turn out to be playing D&D instead.
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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Angel}}'', a nerdy client of Angel Investigations mentions to the titular client that his friends ended up in a weird situation through their playing D&D. Angel, being a vampire with hundreds of years of supernatural experience, assumes said client is talking about ''actual'' dragons, which he's fought.
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* ''Series/{{Angel}}''. In an the episode of ''Series/{{Angel}}'', "War Zone", a nerdy client of Angel Investigations mentions to the titular client title character that his friends ended up in a weird situation through their playing D&D. Angel, being a vampire with hundreds of years of supernatural experience, initially assumes said client is talking about ''actual'' dragons, which he's fought.
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See also MagicAmpersand.
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See also MagicAmpersand.AlliterationAndAdventurers.
