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Demon Tongue: Thirteen miles northeast of Thunderhold, the Rorystone Road turns east to an area of abandoned mineshafts. The area gets its name from the switchback road. Battleplain Gwalion (Battlefield, EL 8): Legendary site of barbarian and nomad wars. The ground is fertile from spilled blood...

That was actually a birthday gift from long ago. First time I'd heard of them.

ouch. ... I felt that.

It comes out next month, the Book of the Dead has options for undead companions.

The 3.5 version is titled "Creature Collection Revised". It has a very dark gray cover.

That is correct. The "trap door" that is opened by pulling the lever in the box jutting out the wall is where the 4 is marked. A regular covered pit - as marked on the map - is in front of the concealed door.

Those two areas are next to each other. Area 4 is just north of the concealed door/passage (marked 3A on an older map).

Gorbels go nom-nom-nom...

Another I liked was Bill Willingham

This photo below is from a regular cover of the book in the Chicago area. I went to pick up my copy in Rockford IL and it had the same issue. Is this indicative of the entire print run or just a certain lot?

Greyhawk Grognard has posted some free Greyhawk-related stuff. Particular interest are the deity-specific domains.

I like how the "Large-sized" true giants (hill, stone, fire, and frost from 3e) grew up to be "Huge-sized" in 5e.

There was a 2E FR module called Nightmare Keep. In one part, the adventures journey through ...

I loved the "Blueprint for a Lich" article*. I use it as a standard for attaining and maintaining lichdom for my games. * Actually, first read it in Best of Dragon Vol.2.

If I remember correctly, all PF2 races (except humans*) get two fixed boosts, a floating boost, and one penalty to their ability scores. Foe example, the dwarf get a +2 boost their their Wisdom and Constitution scores, a -2 penalty to their Charisma score, and one free boost to a ability score...

Kinda... It does run on souls.

We had the bard use Polymorph to change the fighter into an ape. (The spell replaces the target's statistics, including mental ability scores). It allowed the character to still participate in the fight and other monkey-business there-after.