Recent content by Aellic Mornbringer

Fantastic product and durable! I'm still using the one I bought 30 years ago. In addition to the Chessex mat/wet erase markers, I have the Dungeon Tiles sets that I use to approximate the maps in a particular adventure as others here have mentioned. I have a fair number of "accessory" pieces...

Awesome shirt! My question is, how often do you get mistaken for Dave Grohl? :unsure:

My old gaming crew at Gencon 2010. I'm the one kneeling with the Miskatonic shirt. Four of these guys are from my original group when we started playing in junior high so...35ish years ago. The "new" guy I've only been friends with for 20 years. :LOL: As always tends to happen, everyone is busy...

That rings a bell. I feel like there was a window where it looked like E-Tools was defunct and then at some point shortly thereafter Code Monkey was given the go ahead.

I know, right?! Context clues... ;) Awesome collection by the way. I love the 2E sales poster and the TSR rack. I've either seen you post that TSR rack picture before or I've seen a picture of someone else's. I can't imagine too many of those made it into circulation. Kudos on the Daniel Horne...

Yep, my group at the time used Code Monkey's E-tools for a long time. It was a good product.

Awesome, thank you for the heads up on this. I have a few of his pieces in my gaming art collection.

This is an excellent point. I'm collecting resources to pull together a Greyhawk campaign and really want to develop some of the areas that are given great "starter hints" but no super deep lore. I really need to mine and mull over Erelei-Cinlu's descriptions and flesh it out along the lines of...

As others have mentioned, there are my original Mentzer Basic booklets but my other most treasured D&D materials are the first ones I ever received: a collection of well-worn 1E modules that one of the older Scouts in my troop gave me after he'd quit playing but heard I was curious about the...

If one is just in the market for the map, as I believe darjr mentioned in another thread, Mike Schley will soon be offering the map on his website. I'm planning to get one direct from him for a nicer, maybe larger scale, wall mount copy.