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I don't have any complaints about the quality of the scan, all of the text seems very legible to me.

Yes. Yes. Yes.

The first entry is indeed the Psionics Handbook and not the Expanded Psionics Handbook. Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins isn't a new release but a re-release, since the PDF was previously available in 2022. The new version is a better scan but frustratingly doesn't seem to have OCR enabled so it...

I tend to favor narrative games, but I still use XP. I can't break the habit of awarding points for monsters and quests! @Micah Sweet knowing that you run sandbox games, rather than narrative ones, makes me understand a bunch of your opinions much more clearly! The 2nd Era's wealth of (mostly)...

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I have nothing to add to this. The denizens were definitely a one-shot monster created just for that adventure. I was about to note that I wasn't completely sold on them being a fiend and was on the fence between undead and outsider but then I saw you'd cunningly given them undead traits, which...

Apparently so. They don't seem to have been released by TSR though.

Also for Mystara, the adventures Night of the Vampire and Hail the Heroes. Both the First Quest and Introduction to AD&D versions have exactly the same CD. More precisely, the 60 tracks on the CD are identical even though the CD cover is different. I think more of the PDF versions don't...

Scourge of Worlds Special Edition Disc 2 has a menu with four items. A Trivia Game requires you to answer five multiple choice trivia questions about the plot of Scourge of Worlds to unlock three bonus scenes. The scenes are Regdar arm-wrestling in a tavern, a wolf pack attacking the party in...

I don't have any of the Terror Trax or Dragon Strike. For the most part, my collection contains very few TSR releases that weren't specifically D&D products.

I have that version. It has a second "Bonus Disc" which is apparently ±48 min in duration. I don't have a copy of the not-so-special edition to compare, but I can see what's on that bonus disc. Aside: This thread prompted me to finally spend a few hours copying the contents of all of the D&D...

I see your The Riddle of the Runes and raise you Scourge of Worlds, an even more obscure interactive film product! I still have both of those, as well as the Midnight Syndicate soundtrack and the original First Quest vinyl record.

I find your "D&D-adjacent" term here to be a much more intuitive way of describing Pathfinder and Level Up than lumping them together with WotC's stuff to all just be called "D&D" as you previously suggested. As far as I know, Pathfinder and Level Up products don't describe themselves as D&D...

I had not heard that before, so I'm genuinely interested in a source.

This is the information age, so don't rule it out. Of course, in my case, I'm betting that what survives won't be one of my painstakingly researched and written contributions to the development of national ICT policy and legislation but some random argument about D&D monster continuity between...

And then unearthed and quoted from in April 2157 by some distant descendant during a similar debate about what to call the revision of 15th Edition!

I was already hooked on "new shiny" and now you tell me there will be a new smell too? Happy days! :love:

waves I'm totally there for the new shiny. I'm an awful consumer in all other aspects of my life: I drive a worn out, old car. I keep the same phone until it falls apart. I'm perfectly okay drinking cheap coffee and staying in mediocre hotels when I travel for work. I am not at all interested...

But... but... it's got a number right there in the title. It's the Diablo II Edition o_O