Editing Tom Moldvay

'''Thomas Moldvay''' (1948-2007), slayer of [[magical realm]]s, helped [[Dungeons & Dragons]] grow up. His most-helpful work was as an editor for flawed product, starting with the core rules, which he midwifed into [[Basic Dungeons & Dragons|the 1981 Basic and Expert sets]]. Although they ''still'' needed work, mostly in scaling to higher levels; which [[Frank Mentzer]] provided a couple years later, allowing for the [[Companion Set|Companion rules]] to those.

Moldvay further overhauled the [[B3: Palace of the Silver Princess]] disaster and (probably) toned down some of the spanky-panky in [[Scourge of the Slavelords]].

For his own part Moldvay gave us [[X2: Castle Amber]] and [[B4: The Lost City]]. (He also grunted out ''M3: Twilight Calling'', but nobody's perfect.) With Zeb Cook he is worshipped and glorified... in [[Mystara]], as one of the two creator gods, for their summary of (then) Known World for [[X1: The Isle of Dread]].

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