Recent content by ValamirCleaver

My memory is a little hazy on this on this because it was over a couple of decades ago, but didn't the original releases of Baldur's Gate 2 & Nevewinter Nights (2002) have relatively thick, spiral-bound manuals that included an extensive Players Handbook section?

Couldn't one's character give their extra (unneeded) magic items to henchmen or trade them with other PCs? I know I & others with whom I gamed did. I would choose the Cloak of Displacement for my character, in fact in the past I had.

While you're correct in quoting from the 1e DMG that an AC better than 2 is possible, there is not an explicit statement that an AC better than -10 possible. In any event a DM could logically interpret that the section as meaning that an AC better than -10 is possible because it is not...

While it has been a very long time since I've read the 1e DMG in depth, but I recall reading somewhere that -10 is the best possible Armor Class outside of a unique, extremely high level magical creature such as a dragon or extra-planar denizen.

Neverwinter Nights was used that way. http://neverendingnights.com/

In the past there were some articles of D&D compatible material derived from video games in the print version of Dragon magazine that can be found via the DragonDex. I'll include a list of some below at the end of this post. In the very late waning days of AD&D 2e & the early days of D&D 3e...

It's very refreshing to see a multitude of practical effects in this modern day & age of CGI. :giggle:

There was. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Sonja_Unconquered

So Bad, It's Good https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SoBadItsGood

It has. Sanguine Vescor - The Temple Of Elemental Evil Burzum - What Once Was Fondlecorpse - The Temple of Elemental Evil