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Earth, Air, Fire, and Water how a credible Dark Sun campaign could be run without it. Earth, Air, Fire, and Water Earth, Air, Fire, and Water is an accessory for the 2nd edition of the "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" fantasy role-playing game, published in 1993. "Earth, Air, Fire, and Water" expands the role of the cleric in the Dark Sun setting by adding new goals, duties, and abilities. As detailed in the "Dark Sun Boxed Set" rules, Athasian clerics do not worship gods, but instead receive spells from the four elemental planes. "Earth, Air, Fire, and Water" clarifies this premise, explaining that clerics form pacts