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Very nice! Day made. :)

You are correct sir, sorry for that personal slight! :blush:

Acererak. FR novel. Sure, why not? Well seeing as though anything ToH related sells I am not shocked. The sad thing is despite me being a hardcore Greyhawk fan, I don't cling to ToH that hard. There has already been a sequel adventure and a novel made by the way. I like that ToH is referenced in...

I don't know DS but I do know Greyhawk and that's probably the Sea of Dust you're thinking. I won't get my hopes up there though! :hmm:

Agreed with everyone that Dust does seem obviously Darksun. Too easy to be true. Midway though. I think a good interpretation of that could be Sigil which is at the midway point of all things in the Planescape setting.

Yeah Morrus, I'm all over this topic and agree with several here. Barrier Peaks seems logical enough! http://greyhawkery.blogspot.com/2016/11/next-5e-storyline-speculation.html

Enjoy, fans of the 2E module Five Shall Be One http://greyhawkery.blogspot.com/2016/04/five-shall-be-one-blades-of-corusk.html

Quite interesting. Hope it works out. Can't do much better than Undermountain for dungeons in FR. Now, I won't buy the spin-off tease until I see movie #1.

In my experience, fumble rules keep fighters with 4 attacks honest. I've seen plenty of min/maxed fighters never miss a swing except on 1's. Should all their misses be fumbles? Probably not, but short of battling gods and dragons it is the only means of making some fights a challenge. I've...

That's true! Monte doesn't make the distinction either though so I rolled with it.

Somewhat agree. The difference is skill checks in encounters are under duress so yes there should be screw ups. Skill checks in every day life are always going to be successful at least since 3e skill rules have been around.

I agree Dave, If you allow crits, especially in a system with possible improved crit chances like D&D, I gotta have a counter balance. 3.5/Pathfinder is especially ridiculous. Criticalling on 1/4 of your attacks is easy to accomplish, but a measly 5% chance to goof up? Boo! No fumbles, then no...

Maybe too well-timed. I had forgot this book was coming out. I wonder if Wizards did Strahd to preempt or compete on purpose? Movie studios do it all the time.

Well Nellisir, let's hope some year soon you or Barantor or heck, myself can get paid for doing Greyhawk for once. Time to start reviewing my body of Canonfire-work just in case!

Zuggy got her own mini! Very proud of her ;)

Congrats!

I must've been so buried in M&M that I never heard of any of this other stuff.

4 out of 5 rating for The Rise of Tiamat The newest edition of D&D gets off to an amazing start with this action packed, dragon themed story. Playing with a mix of veterans and new players The Rise of Tiamat was highly enjoyable and we were never bogged down in rules too much that the story...

Perkins had been an avid supporter of Greyhawk producing MANY conversions all through 4th edition's era of Dragon and Dungeon. I guarantee once those online ezines or whatever form they come in are back alive, they will continue the trend of Greyhawk converting.

Sadly it wouldn't have mattered if there was a video component. The star power is too much to compete with.