Recent content by WackyAnne

Aldani from ToA not crabby enough for you? Not hard to convert to PC race... https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Yurian

You have critically failed on your intelligence check here, Yaarel. Please refer to your nearest dictionary or encyclopedia so you can learn the definition of sexual assault. Just as other crimes have degrees of severity (from petty theft to grand theft, for instance), so too does sexual assault...

If you are interested in a lower priced alternative, then you should check out David Okum's free papercraft minis that he did up for a Microlite game of Where No Man Has Gone Before: http://cardboard-warriors.proboards.com/thread/1873/where-man-before

If you are interested in a lower priced alternative, then you should check out David Okum's free papercraft minis that he did up for a Microlite game of Where No Man Has Gone Before: http://cardboard-warriors.proboards.com/thread/1873/where-man-before

In answer to your first line - yes, I believe the only support you'll see for Ravenloft in the foreseeable future is via PDF, and almost certainly all of that from the DMs Guild. Vintage materials and new 3PP writers will be there to fill the void as best they can. As for the rest - you have...

Would that be Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, or Seven? :cool:

There are no swirls or flourishes in Mike Schley's maps, they are direct translations of the terrain, with light-colour-saturation (almost watercolour appearance) which aren't all that hard on ink or toner. I think you are confusing his with Blando's opposite-of-bland style, which is full of...

No, there are no black-and-white maps anywhere in 5E. But I’m fairly certain the maps are nearly or identical to the originals, which you could pull those pretty easily, from your old books or even online.

The entry says that the Giant Crayfish was found in both Hidden Shrine and White Plume Mountain…don't know whether a BECMI module had one as well.

I found it on Mike's site, here: http://prints.mikeschley.com/p530730153/h268fd5c4#h268fd5c4 I'm afraid that it's from 4E... "The D&D city of Hochoch from the world of Greyhawk; published in issue #418 of Dragon Magazine to accompany the article Backdrop: Hochoch by Claudio Pozas. An archetypal...

For me, finding D&D organized play - right before 5E & AL launched - was a lifesaver. I'd spent a year and a half trying to find a playgroup, and all I could get was the occasional PFS game when a con or gameday came up. The summer of 2014 came, and I was invited into a home game of Pathfinder...

Wow, not a lot of sympathy here. I guess that's why the US still hasn't gone for socialized medicine, leaving millions without the basic coverage we Canadians take for granted. I, for one, am sorry to see that. I lend support to those that I can, and appreciate that some people are taking a leap...

Wow, how did I not see how the cacodemon was pulled so directly from that Manual of the Planes before? I may not own the book, but the number of hours I've played Doom should have stuck with me. I knew beholders had to be the inspiration, but great to learn more about the process of inspiration...

IMHO the prepainted version of Esmerelda looks better than this (they finally have started to look decent with this latest release), and I already have Van Richten from DDM. I am actually relieved I won't be tempted to add to my piles of unpainted minis this time around...

3D printing, while it doesn't take much in materials, takes an _awful_ lot of time. That's why - at least for the short term - it's worthwhile doing at home, but not at a store. It would take a few days running non-stop to print out your average-sized dungeon, so not a moneymaker for a store.