Recent content by Maenalis

If you don't like something in the books you can just, you know don't buy them.

I've put them in my online basket at least 20 times now (and then taken them out again). :) I would like them to be good, useful and full with new information about the post-spellplague era..., but I kinda doubt it, that they will be.

#1. DS9 #2. TNG #3. Lower Decks #4. The Orville #5 Voyager #6 TOS everything else.

Literally, if I have a little bit of free time to let my mind wander, I am thinking about these two books. I watched the Todd Kenreck interview on youtube (several times), read the summary on dndfan, read the forum topic here... I'm still constantly thinking about: which parts of Toril they have...

was Polygon any good? Anyone care to write up a post mortem?

Easy: The Dark Knight

My version: I don't love every product Mr. Perkins has made, but I have never doubted that he was designing out of love rather than any crass motivations.

I just checked, this is also about a sickness. The enemies have scarlet rust. I think you have a great memory! 🙂

Lord of the Scarlet Tide? Greyhawk 3e?

Caverns of the Ooze Lord ??? I am pretty sure that is the one. Thank you! Looks interesting, just the thing I was looking for! Thanks! I looked into both and discovered Lords of Darkness #2 too in the process which was written for 3e (no diseases but looks interesting). Thanks folks. I think...

I tried looking for it, neither adventurelookup or http://www.canonfire.com/cf/dungeonindex.php gave me an answer. Malady Codex looks great, thanks!

Can you point me to D&D supplements or adventures which are related to diseases? Preferably TSR/wotc, but third party product (so long it is available on dtrpg) would be fine too. The only two I know is from Pathfinder: Curse of the Crimson throne and The Fall of Plaguestone.

I only have 2000 hours. Another 4000-6000 to go I guess. :D

Europa Universalis 4 for me. I stayed on patch 1.30.6 and bought all of the expansions up to that point. I am really enjoying it. :)