loosely based on D&D with a bent on telling stories and having no Dungeon Master. Toys From 1983 to 1984, LJN produced a line of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons action figures. The Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Coloring Album was published in 1979 by Troubador Press and TSR, written by Gary Gygax and illustrated by Greg Irons. It was both a coloring book and a mini adventure module. Software Dragonfire II: The Dungeonmaster's Assistant – Designed to assist a dungeon master in managing campaigns. AD&D Dungeon Masters Assistant Volume I: Encounters (1988, SSI) AD&D Dungeon Masters Assistant Volume II: Characters & Treasures (1989) Advanced Dungeons & Dragons CD-ROM Core Rules (1996) — Collection of tools for players () Core Rules CD-ROM 2.0 (1998) — Collection of tools for players () Core Rules 2.0 EXPANSION (1999) — Updates for Core Rules CD-ROM 2.0 () Dragon Magazine Archive (1999) — Collection of 257 magazines and newsletters () Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas (1999) — Collection of editable maps of the Forgotten Realms world Toril () Dungeons & Dragons Character Builder (2008) — 4th Edition Character Generator released as part of the Dungeons & Dragons Insider initiative. The free version only lets characters of level 3 or less be created. Soundtrack The first official soundtrack to Dungeons & Dragons was produced when Wizards of the Coast teamed up with Midnight Syndicate, producing the 24-track album Dungeons & Dragons. The album was released on August 12, 2003, and received positive reviews from both the gaming and music community. Web series Wizards of the Coast has created, produced and sponsored multiple web series featuring Dungeons & Dragons. These shows have typically aired on the official Dungeons & Dragons Twitch and YouTube channels. Some have been adapted into podcasts. Types of shows include actual play series, event livestreams, and talk shows. References Dungeons & Dragons Works based on Dungeons & Dragons