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It’s really just The Crystal Shard (1988), the first and least bad of the Drizzt novels, that is set in Icewind Dale. The eponymous...

Those classic video games do tie into the Drizz't novels, as they are deep background prequels.

Well it depends on your perspective. I know very little and don't care about Drizzt. I know of Icewind Dale because it is part of the...

These books are Tondro's second project as a D&D designer, and rhe first had even more curious layout decisions (Deck of Many Things)...

Remember, ENWorld’s active userbase skews old. You had to have either been in middle-high school, or a terminally online adult in the...

No, rule 35 is that if you can’t find rule 34 content for something, that content will be made. The rule you’re thinking of is probably...

Phandelver is still by far the best 5e adventure in my opinion. All of the dungeons in it, though small, are very solidly designed, and...

People have mentioned a couple specific ones but I think in general the major encounter locations and dungeons of Lost Mines need to be...

I love Forge of Fury. When I run it, I make the NPCs and factions more dynamic. The core design is great, but having the black dragon...

For sure, she doesn't seem motivated to even really do any interviews, though I think Ben Riggs at least would give her a fair shake...

It would be very interesting to read it, but I doubt she'll ever write it. I don't see many incentives for her to do so. But, still, one...

I would pay good money for Williams own detailed account of TSR events.

It’s all based on quotes from Solomon from another article but to your point, who knows if any of that is true. To this day, Williams...

I think Solomon's story is true . . . enough, from his own point of view. Williams saved TSR and also killed TSR. She wasn't the evil...

Back in the day, as we approached the release of the film, that was the narrative WotC shared . . . the plucky kid who brazenly walked...