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The domain game that AD&D was supposed to transition to at higher levels would provide plenty of opportunities for PCs to spend their...

In theory, the original point was to "give PCs something to spend their money on" but as you pointed out it can easily have the reverse...

The way I see it, most deities should have infinite hit points anyway.

Bit of an update on some books read ? (Not going well on keeping things updated, my goodreads updates have been poor this year, maybe...

The amount of detail on the that cover is phenomenal. The way the light from the dragon's eyes catches on, well, everything. Robin Wood...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #97 in May 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. The cover is titled "Music...

Just tore through Siegel and Shuster's Funnyman: The First Jewish Superhero, from the Creators of Superman. Got it yesterday. Took me...

Hmmm... Margaret St. Clair's The Shadow People was hugely influential on the Underdark, as is Merritt's The Moon Pool. Lumley's...

I would say pretty much the same order. Three Hearts & Three Lions and Vance are way up there, LotR and Leiber's F & GM stories are...

Ah right, of course. I should have asked the question differently. I am looking for additional slightly more obscure books to read. I am...

One of the many lessons on why executives should've make creative decisions. That's a great story! Those mini-vehicles were great -...

That was the boardroom decision to add new transformers to the toy line. :ROFLMAO:

Windcharger was mine.....bought a Woolworths for $1.99 with some change. But I could not read his stats, as the mini bots did not come...

The best advice I have is just to read. Read other adventures, classic stories (especially appendix N for Shadowdark), medieval history...

Hmmm, Vance's Dying Earth would've been my second pick. For third place, it'd probably have to be Lord of the Rings. Without it, you...