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Dungeon Crawl Classics has several dozen modules available.

I always assign their stats manually to whatever occupation, class or purpose the NPC occupies..

There's probably rules for "group fiction manipulation" which can be "rules lawyered". ;)

If one has purchased D&D 5E, one would realize that there is no danger of WotC ever including beautiful art in their products. ;-)

Dark Sun was last released in 2010 and was used in public play in 2011. So what changed in the last 12 years to make it "controversial"?

Look at the flowers Lizzie.

I wonder if the "Walking Dead" kickstarter from Free League will have controversial material. The show was filled with all sorts of people being bad to each other.

Every Friday night for as long as I can remember. What is this online thing you speak of? ;-)

If my character has low INT, I play dumb. If my character has high INT (like 18), I just play myself. ;)

I describe the ways and let the players map them. When there is a complex room or encounter, I'll draw it on a grid and bring out the minis. Also since I'm running a mega-dungeon currently, I made sure there's a village or town less than a half day away. That way the players have about 4-5...

Blinded poisoned by spitting cobras.

I did not sense that. Many of those odd things we find endearing to AD&D.

Dungeon Crawl Classics pretty much does this with its 0-level random character funnels.

There is a fan made 5E version of Mystara

Will you cover the white orcs (Scandinavian) and the copper orcs (Roman)?

It was described as awful, so obviously I just had to buy it. I have not read the whole thing yet, but it seems to me to be a parody. I mean it features historic orcs named Akkila-Khan and Chief Sitting Drool.

I think I agree.

It seems the author attempted to give orcs too much culture and view point. ;-)

Based on what was said here, it looks like you should start a thread like say: Don't petition WotC to remove/ban previously published books and modules! (+) I mean I can think of a few reasons why book banning is bad.