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I scanned this at 600 DPI from the front of the "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Core Rules CD-ROM 2.0" (Copyright 1998) box. I did minor cleanup on it and resampled it to 33% of its original size (primarily to reduce the artifacting caused by halftoning in the original). All TSR trademarks expired by 2003. Presumably Wizards of the Coast, who purchased TSR, are the current copyright holders. Alan De Smet | Talk 02:47, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

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(del) (cur) 02:47, 6 May 2006 . . Alan De Smet (Talk | contribs) . . 216×230 (95,566 bytes) (I scanned this at 600 DPI from the front of the "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Core Rules CD-ROM 2.0" box. I did minor cleanup on it, resampled it to 33% of its original size (primarily to reduce the artifacting caused by halftoning in the original) ~~~~)