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@Parmandur quoted a snippet from one in ... oh boy ... a multi-part (like five?) essay I wrote on this. But the original Gygaxian...

Personally, I've always loved B2. I played it back then and I've ran it a lot of times. So versatile, there's a ton of stuff that you...

To players that only try to do one thing, you are correct. But I think you are missing the point. If a group showed up, they could spend...

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Why on earth does that need to be explained?

I my own games, I don't really have this whole multi-verse thing. What I have though, is that - with very few exceptions - each campaign...

It's in the AD&D 1E PHB and DMG very explicitly, and in great detail in the Manual of the Planes: the way the MCU made a fo at it goes...

Yeah, I considered mentioning that aspect in my post but I was mainly thinking about official D&D products, none of which ever feature...

Well, they have done both to an extent, and the MCU style multiverse has been a firmly established thing in D&D since the 70s.

Its a little more nuanced than that. WotC has used the multiverse to explain that there are multiple versions of Toril or Eberron, but...

While I don't necessarily disagree with you, I do feel it's worth pointing out that WotC's idea of a multiverse is different to...

... and it's already out of stock again! :eek: EDIT: Apologies, that is not true.

The Core Set is back in stock (although with limited quantities) in the EU store. I've decided to get a copy for myself :)

1. Humans are always special to Gygax. They are always set apart. Open a random page and you'll find Gygax waxing poetic about humans...