Editing TSR, Inc. (section)

==Products==
TSR's main products were role-playing games, the most successful of which was ''D&D''. However, they also produced other games such as [[card game]]s, [[board game]]s, and [[dice game]]s, and published both magazines and books.

===Role-playing games===
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* ''[[Alternity]]'' (1998)
* ''[[Amazing Engine]]'' (1993)
* ''[[Boot Hill (role-playing game)|Boot Hill]]'' (1975)
* ''[[High Adventure Cliffhangers Buck Rogers Adventure Game|Buck Rogers Adventure Game]]'' (1993)
* ''[[Buck Rogers XXVC|Buck Rogers XXVc]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Bullwinkle and Rocky Role-Playing Party Game]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Conan Role-Playing Game]]'' (1985)
* ''[[Crimefighters]]'' (1981)
* ''[[Dragonlance: Fifth Age]]'' (Saga System) (1996)
* ''[[DragonStrike (board game)|Dragonstrike]]'' (board game and [[VHS]] tutorial) (1993)
* ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' (1974)
* ''[[Empire of the Petal Throne]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Gamma World]]'' (1978)
* ''[[Gangbusters (role-playing game)|Gangbusters]]'' (1982)
* ''[[The Adventures of Indiana Jones Role-Playing Game|Indiana Jones]]'' (1984)
* ''[[Marvel Super Heroes (role-playing game)|Marvel Super Heroes]]'' (1984)
* ''[[Marvel Super Heroes Adventure Game]]'' (Saga System) (1998)
* ''[[Metamorphosis Alpha]]'' (1976)
* ''[[Star Frontiers]]'' (1982)
* ''[[Top Secret (role-playing game)|Top Secret]]'' (1980) and ''[[Top Secret/S.I.]]''
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===Wargames=== 
====Published under TSR marque====
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* ''[[Cavaliers and Roundheads]]'' (1973)<ref name="ODD009"/>
* ''[[Chainmail (game)|Chainmail]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Classic Warfare]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Star Probe]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Fight in the Skies]]'' (1976)
* ''[[Panzer Warfare]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Star Empires]]'' (1977)
* ''[[Battle Over Britain]]'' (1983, developed by SPI, published as TSR game)
* ''[[A Gleam of Bayonets: The Battle of Antietam]]'' (1983, developed by SPI, published as TSR game)
* ''[[Air War (game)|Air War]]'' (1983, reboxed version of 1977 SPI game)
* ''[[Blue & Gray: Four American Civil War Battles|Blue & Gray]]'' (1983, reboxed version of 1985 SPI game)
* ''[[Napoleon's Last Battles]]'' (1983, reboxed version of 1976 SPI game)
* ''RDF: Rapid Deployment Force'' (1983)
* ''The Twilight War'' (1984)
* ''Julius Caesar: Game of the Gallic Wars'' (1985)	
* ''Remember the Maine! The Spanish-American War, 1898'' (1986)
* ''[[Barbarossa: The Russo-German War 1941-45|Barbarossa: Game of the Russo-German War 1941-45]]'' (1986)
* ''Rebel Sabers: Civil War Cavalry Battles'' (1986)
* ''[[Sniper! (board game)|Sniper!]]'' (1986, revision of 1973 SPI game)
* ''La Grande Armee: Campaigns of Napoleon, 1805-1815'' (1987)
* ''Hetzer'' (1987)
* ''[[Onslaught (board game)|Onslaught]]'' (1987)
* ''[[The Hunt for Red October (board game)|The Hunt for Red October]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Bug Hunter (game)|Bug Hunter]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Red Storm Rising (board game)|Red Storm Rising]]'' (1989)
* ''[[Europe Aflame]]'' (1989)
* ''Battle of Britain'' (1990)
* ''[[A Line in the Sand (board game)|A Line in the Sand: The Battle of Iraq]]'' (1991)
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====Published under SPI marque====
* ''[[World War II: European Theater of Operations]]'' (1985)
* ''Moscow 1941: The Enemy at the Gates'' (1987)
* ''World War II: Pacific Theater of Operations'' (1991)

====Published in ''Strategy & Tactics'' (1983–1987)====
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* ''Iwo Jima: Valor of Arms'' (#92)
* ''American Civil War 1861–1865'' (#93)
* ''Nord Kapp'' (#94)
* ''Soldiers of the Queen: Battles at Isandhlwana and Omdurman'' (#95)
* ''Singapore'' (#96)
* ''Trail of the Fox'' (#97)
* ''Central Command: Superpower Confrontation in the Straits of Hormuz'' (#98)
* ''Thunder at Luetzen: Opening Battles for Germany, 1813'' (#99) 
* ''Superpowers at War'' (#100)
* ''Cromwell's Victory: The Battle of Marston Moor'' (#101)
* ''Monty's D-Day'' (#102)
* ''The Road to Vicksburg: The Battle of Champion Hill'' (#103)
* ''13: The Colonies in Revolt'' (#104)
* ''Ruweisat Ridge: The First Battle of El Alamein'' (#105)
* ''Pleasant Hill: The Red River Campaign'' (#106)
* ''Warsaw Rising: Revolt of the Polish Underground, 1944'' (#107)
* ''Target: Libya'' (#109)
* ''Hastings, 1066'' (#110)
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===Other games===
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* ''All My Children'' (board game)
* ''[[Attack Force (microgame)|Attack Force]]'' (microgame)
* ''[[The Awful Green Things from Outer Space]]'' (board game, 1979)
* ''[[Blood Wars (card game)|Blood Wars]]'' (collectible card game, 1995)
* ''[[Buck Rogers – Battle for the 25th Century]]'' (board game, 1988)
* ''Buck Rogers – Conquest of the 25th Century'' ([[play-by-mail game]], 1990)
* ''[[Chase (board game)|Chase]]'' (board game)
* ''Crosse'' (board game)
* ''[[Divine Right (game)|Divine Right]]'' (board game)
* ''[[Dragonlance (board game)|Dragonlance]]'' (board game)
* ''[[DragonStrike (board game)|Dragon Strike]]'' (board game, 1993)
* ''[[Dragon Dice]]'' (collectible dice game)
* ''[[Dungeon!]]'' (1975)
* ''Dungeon Fantasy'' (1989)
* ''Elixir'' (board game)
* ''[[Endless Quest]]'' [[gamebook]]s (1982)
* ''[[Escape from New York (game)|Escape From New York]]'' (1981) (board game)
* ''[[Fantasy Forest]]'' (1980) (board game)
* ''[[4th Dimension (board game)|4th Dimension]]'' (board game)
* ''[[The Great Khan Game]]'' (card game)
* ''[[HeartQuest]]'' (game book series)
* ''Honeymooners Game'' (board game, 1986)
* ''Icebergs'' (microgame)
* ''Kage'' (board game)
* ''[[Knights of Camelot]]'' (board game)
* ''Maxi Bour$e'' (board game)
* ''Party Zone: Spy Ring Scenario'' (party game)
* ''Perry Mason'' (board game, 1987)
* ''Remember the Alamo''
* ''[[Revolt on Antares]]'' (microgame, 1980)
* ''[[Saga (microgame)|Saga]]'' (microgame)
* ''[[Spellfire]]'' ([[collectible card game]], 1994)
* ''[[SnarfQuest]]'' (game book series) (1983)
* ''[[Snit's Revenge]]'' (boardgame) (1977)
* ''Steppe'' (board game)
* ''Terror T.R.A.X.'' (hybrid audiobook/gamebook line) (1995) <!-- 
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The year 1995 also saw TSR's attempt to create an [[audiobook]] equivalent to the [[gamebook]] format.{{cn|date=July 2021}} Similar in premise to the ''[[X-Files]]'' or [[White Wolf Publishing]]'s [[World of Darkness]] line, the four ''Terror T.R.A.X'' ("Trace, Research, Analyze, and Exterminate") games cast the player in the role of the head of a secret government agency that protects the world from monsters.  By switching audio tracks, the player could give orders to their agents, and learn the aftermath of their decisions.  Four such games were ultimately released (''Track of the Vampire'', ''Track of the Werewolf'', ''Track of the Creature'', and ''Track of the Mummy'').
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* ''[[They've Invaded Pleasantville (microgame)|They've Invaded Pleasantville]]'' (microgame)
* ''[[Vampyre (microgame)|Vampyre]]'' (microgame)
* ''[[Viking Gods]]''
* ''[[War of Wizards]]''
* ''Web of Gold''
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===Magazines===
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* ''[[Amazing Stories]]''
* ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]''
* ''[[Dungeon (magazine)|Dungeon]]''
* ''[[Imagine (AD&D magazine)|Imagine]]''
* ''[[Strategy & Tactics]]''
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===Fiction===
{{seealso|Dungeons & Dragons novels|List of Dungeons & Dragons comic books}}
In 1984, TSR started publishing novels based on their games. Most ''D&D'' [[campaign settings]] had their own novel line, the most successful of which were the ''[[Dragonlance]]'' and ''[[Forgotten Realms]]'' lines, with dozens of novels each.

TSR also published the 1995 novel ''[[Buck Rogers: A Life in the Future]]'' by [[Martin Caidin]], a standalone re-imagining of the [[Buck Rogers]] universe and unrelated to TSR's ''[[Buck Rogers XXVC]]'' game.

TSR published a large number of fantasy and science fiction novels unconnected with their gaming products, such as [[L. Dean James]]' "Red Kings of Wynnamyr" novels, ''Sorcerer's Stone'' (1991) and ''Kingslayer'' (1992); [[Mary H. Herbert]]'s five "Gabria" novels (''Valorian'', ''Dark Horse'', ''Lightning's Daughter'', ''City of the Sorcerers'', and ''[[Winged Magic]]''); and humorous fantasy fiction, including [[Roy V. Young]]'s "Count Yor" novels ''Captains Outrageous'' (1994) and ''Yor's Revenge''(1995). However, such projects never represented more than a fraction of the company's fiction output, which retained a strong emphasis on game-derived works.