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Also, D&D is hardly in the catagory of being little known or ancient and 5th edition was released in 2014. If it was "ancient" i doubt they would continue to make versions of it. My school has a club where you can play D&D. If it was "ancient" then i highly doubt a school would have a club featuring it. On another note, how would Lagrie not know that Greyhawk was from D&D, considering it is a campaign setting for D&D.
D&D is ancient, any games pre-1999 isnt worth mentioning, ancient and little known in almost every case. Also spoiler, greyhawk is from dungeons and dragons. This idea is primarily seen in World of Warcraft following the corruption of Arthas in WC3 (2002), WC3:FT, more prominent and returned in the second expansion of World of Warcraft, WOTLK in which they were now a playable race with abilities similiar to and descending directly from the hero class in WC3 of the same name (Death and decay, mortal coil, etc).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Knights_of_Krynn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greyhawk_characters#Loran