Recent content by ericlboyd

Don't forget "Khamsa's Folly", an AD&D2 adventure in Dungeon #40. It was explicitly noted as a potential supplement to the DoD supermodule.

Hunthorn This creature looks like an ugly, brutish human with gray skin, coarse hair, and a rack of stag-like antlers. It has a stooped posture, low forehead, and a piglike face with prominent lower canines that resemble a boar’s tusks. Hunthorn Warlock CR 1 Male hunthorn warlockCArc 1 Often...

Greetings, For the life of me I can't find rules for 3.5e D&D for fighting in areas with low ceilings. (For example, a dungeon built by Tucker's kobolds.) I'd prefer not to have to make them up. For example, imagine the party is filled with Medium humanoids (most 5-6 feet in height). If the...

I rewrote the Under Illefarn adventure for 3.5e and detailed the Shining Vale. http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=22682

Here you go. http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=22682&whichpage=1 --Eric

Glad you liked it. --Eric

It's a little known fact that phylacteries are attached to the lich/dracolich by a very long strings. However, although long, such strings are finite in length, so they can't be hidden very far away. ;-) All kidding aside, there could be some sort of distance-related motivation for keeping it...

The only extensive discussion of kobolds in Faerun is a 1 page article by Ed Greenwood that appeared in Dragon magazine circa #200 - #210. It was part of the short-lived "Elminster's Notes" series. --Eric

Another idea is "hanging gardens." You could imagine forests of vine-like fungi dangling from a low ceiling. Passage through such areas would require small boats or "icebreaker" boats with large prows that sever/push the vines out of the way. This could be the habitat of albino hadozee or other...

Excellent thread. This sounds so cool. One comment. Most of the posts have assumed that "light is bad" because it would draw excessive attention. One way around this is to make 'winking lights' common. For example, you could posit one or more species of giant firefly that flit about the...

It's a different Astaroth vestige. This is a demon lord vestige, not a fallen angel. The article notes the existence of three beings known as Astaroth in the multiverse, two of whom are currently vestiges and one of whom is an alias for an archdevil who became a deity. (My motivation for...

It's not B1 in hardcover. --Eric

Glad you liked it. I look forward to further feedback from you and others. --Eric

The main D&D info I learned from Shrek is that ogres are actually humans with the half-frog template. (Think about it.) --Eric

There's a long thread about converting City of the Spider Queen to v3.5e found here: http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=255217 --Eric