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Ben: Updated table

2025-01-27T07:11:21Z

Updated table

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	\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="GURPS">Three books were released for ~~the~~ roleplaying game~~, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information~~; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, ~~and dropped “GURPS” from~~ the ~~title so it would be easier for fans to find~~.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="GURPS">Three books were released for this first official Discworld roleplaying game; we’ve listed the editions separately, but all will appear in the one article.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}<ref>In this case, the game of Thud was inspired by the relationship between dwarfs and trolls in the Discworld novels; Pratchett then liked the game so much it inspired him to write {{T!}}.</ref> \|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}<ref>In this case, the game of Thud was inspired by the relationship between dwarfs and trolls in the Discworld novels; Pratchett then liked the game so much it inspired him to write {{T!}}.</ref> \|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34
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	~~\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|~~
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	\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|

Ben: /* Tabletop games */

2024-12-07T21:32:49Z

Tabletop games

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	\| ''[[The Witches]]''\|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[The Witches]]''\|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| ~~Semi-cooperative~~ board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33		\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015<ref>An Anniversary or Collector’s Edition was released in 2021 with some different components, cover art, additional cards and additional rules.</ref> \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Cooperative or competitive board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33
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	\| {{DRPG}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2016 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{DRPG}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2016 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|

Ben: /* Tabletop games */

2024-12-07T21:29:31Z

Tabletop games

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	\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="GURPS">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, and dropped “GURPS” from the title so it would be easier for fans to find.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="GURPS">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, and dropped “GURPS” from the title so it would be easier for fans to find.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}<ref>In this case, the game of Thud was inspired by the relationship between dwarfs and trolls in the Discworld novels; Pratchett then liked the game so much it inspired him to write {{T!}}.</ref> \|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34
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	\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|

Ben: /* Tabletop games */

2024-12-07T21:27:57Z

Tabletop games

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	\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|		\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|
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	\| {{AIAM}}<ref name="Modiphius">Announced on February 29, 2024, ~~with~~ a crowdfunding ~~campagin to come~~ in ~~“late 2024”, this~~ is intended as the first in a series of Discworld roleplaying games.</ref> \|\| 2025 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| TBA \|\| Modiphius Entertaintment \|\|		\| {{AIAM}}<ref name="Modiphius">Announced on February 29, 2024, and funded via a massive crowdfunding campaign in October-November 2024. This is intended as the first in a series of Discworld roleplaying and other tabletop games.</ref> \|\| 2025 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| TBA \|\| Modiphius Entertaintment \|\|
	\|}		\|}

	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
	<references/>		<references/>

Ben: /* Tabletop games */

2024-06-16T07:26:26Z

Tabletop games

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	\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|		\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|
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	\| {{AIAM}}<ref name="Modiphius">Announced on February 29, 2024, with a crowdfunding campagin to come in “late 2024”, this is intended as the first in a series of Discworld ~~rolplaying~~ games.</ref> \|\| 2025 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| TBA \|\| Modiphius Entertaintment \|\|		\| {{AIAM}}<ref name="Modiphius">Announced on February 29, 2024, with a crowdfunding campagin to come in “late 2024”, this is intended as the first in a series of Discworld roleplaying games.</ref> \|\| 2025 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| TBA \|\| Modiphius Entertaintment \|\|
	\|}		\|}

	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
	<references/>		<references/>

Ben: /* Tabletop games */

2024-03-08T10:06:06Z

Tabletop games

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	\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Guards! Guards! (game)\|Guards! Guards!]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| {{G!G!}} and other novels \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 8		\| ''[[Guards! Guards! (game)\|Guards! Guards!]]''\|\| 2011<ref>A revised edition with updated rules was released in 2012.</ref> \|\| {{G!G!}} and other novels \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 8
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	\| ''[[The Witches]]''\|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[The Witches]]''\|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|

Ben: /* Tabletop games */ Added Adventures In Ankh-Morpork

2024-03-01T00:55:09Z

Tabletop games: Added Adventures In Ankh-Morpork

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	\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="~~RPG~~">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, and dropped “GURPS” from the title so it would be easier for fans to find.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="GURPS">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, and dropped “GURPS” from the title so it would be easier for fans to find.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34
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	\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="~~RPG~~"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33		\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33
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	\| {{DRPG}}<ref name="~~RPG~~"/> \|\| 2016 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{DRPG}}<ref name="GURPS"/> \|\| 2016 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|		\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|
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			\| {{AIAM}}<ref name="Modiphius">Announced on February 29, 2024, with a crowdfunding campagin to come in “late 2024”, this is intended as the first in a series of Discworld rolplaying games.</ref> \|\| 2025 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| TBA \|\| Modiphius Entertaintment \|\|
	\|}		\|}

	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
	<references/>		<references/>

Ben: Corrected GURPS Lite rules info in footnote

2024-02-10T04:24:54Z

Corrected GURPS Lite rules info in footnote

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	\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="RPG">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the ~~original Discworld supplement, which needed~~ a ~~copy~~ of the ~~3rd edition GURPS core rules~~ to ~~play~~; ~~an additional~~ supplement ~~with~~ more species, monsters, spells and information ~~about the world; and finally~~ a revised edition, which combined the info from both previous books ~~and~~ integrated ~~a “light” version of~~ the 4th edition GURPS rules so it ~~could~~ be ~~played without any additional books~~.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game ~~supplement~~ \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|		\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="RPG">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the first included GURPS Lite (3rd edition) as a separate section of the book to the Discworld-specific information; the second was a supplement adding more species, monsters, spells and world information. The third is a revised edition which combined the info from both previous books, integrated the 4th edition GURPS Lite rules throughout the text, and dropped “GURPS” from the title so it would be easier for fans to find.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34

Ben: /* Tabletop games */ Added roleplaying game books with footnote; changed links to shortcuts for the RPG

2024-02-10T04:15:25Z

Tabletop games: Added roleplaying game books with footnote; changed links to shortcuts for the RPG

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	\|''GURPS Discworld''		\| {{GURPS}}<ref name="RPG">Three books were released for the roleplaying game, which used the generic GURPS rules: the original Discworld supplement, which needed a copy of the 3rd edition GURPS core rules to play; an additional supplement with more species, monsters, spells and information about the world; and finally a revised edition, which combined the info from both previous books and integrated a “light” version of the 4th edition GURPS rules so it could be played without any additional books.</ref> \|\| 1998 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
	\|1998
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	\|Roleplaying game ~~core rules~~
	\|Phil Masters
	\|Steve Jackson Games
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	\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34
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	\|~~Discworld Too~~		\| {{GURPS2}}<ref name="RPG"/> \|\| 2002 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game supplement \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
	\|2002
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	\|Roleplaying game supplement
	\|Phil Masters
	\|Steve Jackson Games
	\|
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	\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33		\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33
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	\|~~''The Discworld Roleplaying Game''~~		\| {{DRPG}}<ref name="RPG"/> \|\| 2016 \|\| \|\| Roleplaying game core rules \|\| Phil Masters \|\| Steve Jackson Games \|\|
	\|2016
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	\|Roleplaying game core rules
	\|Phil Masters
	\|Steve Jackson Games
	\|
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	\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|		\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|

Ben: Added RPG, also designer for Good Omens game

2024-02-10T04:08:06Z

Added RPG, also designer for Good Omens game

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	\| ''~~[[Thud]]~~'' \|\| ~~2002 \|\| {{T!}} \|~~\| ~~Hnafltafl-inspired board~~ game \|\| ~~Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|~~\| 34		\|''GURPS Discworld''
			\|1998
			\|
			\|Roleplaying game core rules
			\|Phil Masters
			\|Steve Jackson Games
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	\| ''[[~~Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork~~]]'' \|\| ~~2011~~ \|\| ~~The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books~~ \|\| ~~Competitive~~ board game \|\| ~~Martin Wallace~~ \|\| ~~Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games~~ \|\|		\| ''[[Thud]]''\|\| 2002 \|\| {{T!}}\|\| Hnafltafl-inspired board game \|\| Trevor Truran \|\| The Discworld Emporium \|\| 34
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	\| ~~''[[Guards! Guards! (game)\|Guards! Guards!]]'' \|\| 2011 \|~~\| ~~{{G!G!}} and other novels~~ \|\| ~~Competitive board~~ game \|\| ~~Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle~~ Games \|~~\| 8~~		\|Discworld Too
			\|2002
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			\|Roleplaying game supplement
			\|Phil Masters
			\|Steve Jackson Games
			\|
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	\| ''[[The Witches]]'' \|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|		\| ''[[Ankh-Morpork (game)\|Ankh-Morpork]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| The [[Ankh-Morpork]] books \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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			\| ''[[Guards! Guards! (game)\|Guards! Guards!]]''\|\| 2011 \|\| {{G!G!}} and other novels \|\| Competitive board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 8
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			\| ''[[The Witches]]''\|\| 2013 \|\| The [[Witches]] and [[Tiffany Aching]] series \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Martin Wallace \|\| Treefrog Games/Mayfair Games \|\|
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	\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33		\| ''[[Clacks]]'' \|\| 2015 \|\| {{GP}} \|\| Semi-cooperative board game \|\| Leonard Boyd and David Brashaw \|\| BackSpindle Games \|\| 33
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	\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| ~~TBC~~ \|\| Renegade Games \|\|		\|''The Discworld Roleplaying Game''
			\|2016
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			\|Roleplaying game core rules
			\|Phil Masters
			\|Steve Jackson Games
			\|
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			\| ''[[Good Omens: An Ineffable Game]]'' \|\| 2023 \|\| {{GOTV}} \|\| Collection of seven card games \|\| Matt Hyra \|\| Renegade Games \|\|
	\|}		\|}

	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
	<references/>		<references/>