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Dungeons & Dragons controversies
Dungeons & Dragons controversies cover the 1980s Satanic Panic, criticism of racial and Orientalist representation, and the 2023 Open Game License revolt that forced Wizards of the Coast to abandon OGL 1.2 and release its SRD under Creative Commons.
Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set
Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set, also called Lost Mine of Phandelver box: Wizards of the Coast's boxed fifth-edition beginner product (July 15, 2014) with a 32-page rulebook, five pregenerated characters, dice, and a levels 1-5 adventure for 4-6 players; later editions include Dragons of Stormwreck Isle and Heroes of the Borderlands.
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a 2021 third-person co-op action RPG by Tuque Games and Wizards of the Coast, set in Icewind Dale with Drizzt Do'Urden, Catti-brie, Bruenor, and Wulfgar; poorly reviewed (Metacritic 55-57) and delisted with servers shut down February 24, 2025.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is a 2023 Paramount fantasy heist comedy directed by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, starring Chris Pine and Michelle Rodriguez. It earned 91% on Rotten Tomatoes but grossed $207.9 million worldwide on a $150 million budget, and its written sequel lacks a studio.
Dunk of Death
Dunk of Death (le dunk de la mort): Vince Carter's dunk over 7'2" Frédéric Weis, USA vs France, Sydney 2000 Olympics, September 25, 2000; French media coined the name.
Dunkerbeck
Dunkerbeck refers chiefly to Björn Dunkerbeck (born 1969, Ribe, Denmark), Danish-born windsurfer with 42 world titles, 12 straight PWA overall championships 1988–1999, GPS speed records, windsurf schools on Gran Canaria and Bonaire, and the Dunkerbeck GPS Speed Challenge; also his sister Britt and son Liam, both windsurfers.
Dunlop Sport
Dunlop Sport is the tennis, squash, and golf equipment brand of Sumitomo Rubber Industries, rooted in the 1888 Dunlop tire invention, with ATP tour ball leadership, Srixon and XXIO sister brands, and players like Jack Draper.
Duplicate bridge
Duplicate bridge: tournament form of contract bridge, also called board bridge, in which identical pre-dealt hands are replayed at multiple tables and scored comparatively by matchpoints or IMPs, removing deal luck; governed by the WBF's Laws of Duplicate Bridge.
Durak (дурак)
Durak (дурак, "fool") is the most popular Russian shedding card game: 2-6 players, 36-card deck, trump suit, attack-and-defense bouts; the last player holding cards loses. Main variants Podkidnoy and Perevodnoy; winning-strategy decision is PSPACE-complete.
Durand Cup
Durand Cup, founded 1888 at Shimla by Sir Mortimer Durand, is Asia's oldest and the world's third-oldest football tournament, run by the Indian Army's DFTS; Mohun Bagan lead with 17 titles.
Durban July Handicap
Durban July Handicap, the July: South Africa's premier Grade 1 handicap, 2200 m at Greyville, Durban, first Saturday of July; first run 1897, R10 million purse from 2026, Hollywoodbets title sponsor.
Đurđica Bjedov
Đurđica Bjedov (Đurđa Bjedov), Croatian swimmer born 1947 in Split, won 100 m breaststroke gold in Olympic record 1:15.8 and 200 m silver at Mexico City 1968 for Yugoslavia; first Croatian Olympic swimming gold, ISHOF 1987.
Durham
Durham: name shared by several football clubs, mainly in Durham, England: Durham FC (Wearside League), former Football League member Durham City AFC, Durham United (Northern League Step 6), and Durham Women FC (WSL 2), plus Ontario namesakes.
Durham Bulls
Durham Bulls, originally Durham Tobacconists, are the Triple-A International League affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays in Durham, North Carolina. Founded 1902; famous for Bull Durham (1988), DBAP, and 17 league titles.
Durham city
Durham City AFC, the Citizens, Durham, England amateur football club founded 1918; Football League Third Division North member 1921-1928; two-time Northern League champions; now in Wearside League First Division, groundsharing at Houghton le Spring.
Durham W.F.C.
Durham W.F.C. (Durham Women FC, the Wildcats) is an English women's football club in Barclays WSL 2, formed in 2014 from South Durham & Cestria and Durham University, based at Maiden Castle, nearly folding in June 2026 before Geoff Thompson's investment.
Durward Knowles
Durward Randolph Knowles, the Sea Wolf (1917-2018), Bahamian Star-class sailor; won the Bahamas' first Olympic medal (bronze 1956) and first gold (Tokyo 1964 with Cecil Cooke), competing in a record eight Olympic Games from 1948 to 1988.
Dusan Mandic
Dušan Mandić (Душан Мандић), born 1994 in Kotor, is a Serbian water polo attacker with Olympic gold in 2016, 2020, and 2024 plus 2012 bronze, Paris flagbearer and MVP, formerly of Pro Recco, now Ferencváros.
Dusan Maravic
Dušan Maravić (Душан Маравић), Yugoslav-Serbian midfielder (1939–2025), Red Star Belgrade player and 1960 Rome Olympics football gold medalist, later a UEFA and FIFA official.
Dušan Tadić (Душан Тадић)
Dušan Tadić (Душан Тадић), born 1988 in Bačka Topola, Serbian attacking midfielder; Ajax captain 2018–23 (241 games, 105 goals, three titles), Southampton, Fenerbahçe, Al Wahda, NEC; Serbia's most-capped player with 111 caps.
Dušan Vlahović
Dušan Vlahović (Душан Влаховић), Serbian striker born 2000; Partizan, Fiorentina, Juventus (€70m, 2022), then Beşiktaş 2026; 13 goals in 35 Serbia caps.
Dusko Pijetlovic
Duško Pijetlović (Душко Пијетловић), Serbian water polo center born 1985 in Novi Sad; four Olympic medals (gold 2016, 2020), 2015 World Championship MVP, retired 2024 then returned with Radnički Kragujevac.
Duško Tošić (Душко Тошић)
Duško Tošić (Душко Тошић), born 1985, Serbian defender (left back, centre back); 26 caps for Serbia, 2018 World Cup; French, German, Serbian cups and two Turkish titles with Beşiktaş.
Dustborn
Dustborn is a 2024 single-player story-driven action-adventure game by Red Thread Games, published by Quantic Dream, about Pax, a Vox-wielding Anomal leading a punk-band-cover crew across an alternate divided America.
Dustin Brown (ice hockey)
Dustin Brown is a retired American ice hockey right winger who played 18 seasons with the Los Angeles Kings, captaining them to Stanley Cups in 2012 and 2014.
Dustin Brown (tennis)
Dustin Brown, German-Jamaican tennis player nicknamed Dreddy, born 1984 in Celle; beat Rafael Nadal at Halle 2014 and Wimbledon 2015, career-high No. 64, serve-and-volley stylist.
Dustin Byfuglien
Dustin Byfuglien, born 1985 in Roseau, Minnesota, is a retired NHL defenseman (6'5", 260 lb) who won the 2010 Stanley Cup with Chicago as a converted forward, the first Black US-born player to do so, then starred for the Winnipeg Jets on defense.
Dustin Harris
Dustin Harris (Dustin Alexander Harris), born 1999, Tampa, is an MLB left fielder/first baseman for the San Diego Padres; drafted by Oakland in 2019, traded to Texas in the Mike Minor deal, debuted 2024.
Dustin Johnson
Dustin Johnson (born 1984) is an American golfer with 24 PGA Tour wins, two majors (2016 U.S. Open, 2020 Masters), 135 weeks as world No. 1, and LIV Golf's 2022 individual title; he captains 4Aces GC.
Dustin Martin
Dustin Martin (born 1991, Castlemaine) is a retired Australian rules footballer who played 302 games and kicked 338 goals for Richmond, winning the 2017 Brownlow Medal, three premierships, and a record three Norm Smith Medals.