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of ankhegs, as it mentions ankhegs only once, and the only thing it tells us about them is that they were designed by Erol Otus. It doesn't address the ankhegs directly and in detail, making it insufficient to establish the topic's notability. The other source, a Computer Gaming World article, is not
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and the open gaming license, which allowed other publishers a license to use WotC owned concepts. They weren't an actual discussion about the creatures, or anything that would indicate real world notability, they were just in-universe usage of the creature in games. The only non-primary source I'm
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I am starting to think we should do away with all articles specifically on D&D things. We can have a general article on the monsters without being either an exhaustive list or giving too much detail, and if the thing being in D&D is notable, we can include material on that on a more general
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They were mostly staunch inclusionists and involved D&D editors. As many like minded people advocating for deletion can result in an article that actually has potential being removed, many like minded people can argue for a horrible keep stance. There is no real validity whatsoever in their
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users who !voted "keep" in previous Dungeons & Dragons-related deletion discussions into that discussion, compromising the
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enough to establish notability alone, as multiple sources are generally needed to establish notability.
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Aslo, the previous AfD can hardly even be called a "consensus", as user 129.33.19.254 seems to have
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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which, as usual, is just a guide describing the creature as it exists in the game.
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article on the topic, but we should not have articles just on a monster in D&D.
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The article currently cites two non-primary sources. The first one, "
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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