Some of DQ files are now in my gaming folder online, which is shared to members of our gaming group. If someone is needing/wanting access to my DQ gaming files and isn’t on the current permissions for it, drop me a note so I can add you.

Some of these are from the Yahoo dqn-list · DragonQuest Newsletter List group out of NZ that has been running DQ for a very long time (20+ years, I think…)

From the group page at Yahoo:

DragonQuest Players Association Links MIRROR — a copy of the DQPA links list.

The Adventure Archive has DragonQuest adventures available for download.

To subscribe by email, send a message to:
dqn-list-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

To unsubscribe by email, send a message to:
dqn-list-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

Because this Newsgroup and the DragonQuest Newsletter are linked projects, you can also view the latest Newsletter at the DragonQuest Newsletter Archive.

All first-time postings will be reviewed by the moderator. Messages can be sent to dqn-list@yahoogroups.com. You can also post messages from the DQN-list website (here).

Anyone with an interest in the DragonQuest roleplaying game (originally published by SPI in the early 1980s) is welcome to join the DQN-list. You may also want to find out more about the DragonQuest Players Association if you aren’t already a member. You should also visit:
DragonQuest Newsletter — http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dqnewsletter/
DQ-rules group — http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dq-rules/

Should your interest include Sci-Fi RPGs, check out SPI’s “Universe” RPG.

DragonQuest appeared in four editions: first edition and second edition published by SPI, a revised second edition in conjunction with Bantam Books, and a third edition published by TSR when they acquired SPI.

As of 2006, the game belongs to Wizards of the Coast, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hasbro, through acquisition of TSR.

The DragonQuest trademark prevented the Dragon Quest video game series from being published in North America under that title. In 2003, Square Enix registered the Dragon Quest trademark in the US. This trademark abandonment by Wizards of the Coast indicates that they have no interest in future DragonQuest publications, possibly reflecting a change on the part of TSR/Wizards of the Coast from their letter of 12 Dec 1996 indicating they wished to retain copyright “for the indefinite future.”

(Publication and ownership information is taken in part from the DragonQuest article at Wikipedia.)