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'''James Wyatt''' is a game designer working for [[Wizards of the Coast]] since 2000. Currently he is the ''lead story designer'' for [[D&D4]].
 
'''James Wyatt''' is a game designer working for [[Wizards of the Coast]] since 2000. Currently he is the ''lead story designer'' for [[D&D4]].
  
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James Wyatt received [[Origins Awards]] in 2003 for [[City of the Spider Queen]] and in 2005 for the [[Eberron Campaign Setting]], which he co-authored with [[Bill Slavicsek]] and [[Keith Baker]]. In 2002 he won an [[ENnie Award]] for [[Oriental Adventures]].
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James Wyatt received [[Origins Awards]] in 2003 for [[City of the Spider Queen]] and in 2005 for the [[Eberron Campaign Setting]], which he co-authored with [[Bill Slavicsek]] and [[Keith Baker]]. In 2002 he won an [[Wikipedia:ENnies|ENnie Award]] for [[Oriental Adventures]].
  
 
The list of his works, besides co-authoring the core books, include:
 
The list of his works, besides co-authoring the core books, include:

Revision as of 11:14, 24 July 2010

James Wyatt is a game designer working for Wizards of the Coast since 2000. Currently he is the lead story designer for D&D4.

James Wyatt received Origins Awards in 2003 for City of the Spider Queen and in 2005 for the Eberron Campaign Setting, which he co-authored with Bill Slavicsek and Keith Baker. In 2002 he won an ENnie Award for Oriental Adventures.

The list of his works, besides co-authoring the core books, include:

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