Talk:Marauders of the Dune Sea

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All that non canon stuff

Interesting article. Now, would somebody know how involved Mr Cordell was with the Dark Sun part of the D&D verse? Because I've got two theories, that depend on that to know which has the best chance of being right. a) Either, big game designer as he was, that was one setting he did not know well at all, we may never know why or how he ended up writing that adventure, but one could assume that all those non canon bits are merely the result of a writer made to work about a setting he knew not enough about, and he piled error upon mistake... b) He knew exactly what he was doing and broke all the codes of Dark Sun for a purpose, that if might be well to look for.--Svartalf (talk) 03:00, 24 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]