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Since its humble beginnings on Gary Gygax's coffee table in the early 1970s, Dungeons and Dragons has grown into a universally known brand worth an estimated $15 billion. Some 50 million people ...

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Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers is a new card game out now on Steam. At first glance, it seems fairly obvious what developer Purple Moss Collectors is going for here: It’s Balatro for blackjack.

Because the game has been kicking around for literal decades now, there are enough Dungeons and Dragons books to fill a small library. Which ones are worth getting, and what do you need to play?