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Good question Allen, Dave stated that he owns the First Fantasy Campaign and all its contents, including the original maps. The status of Supplement 2 is unclear though WotC has clearly tolerated the existence of that pdf on Dave's website for years. I'm thinking this does not extend to the DA...

This was just announced on the gmail group today: More details here: Havards Blackmoor Blog: END OF AN ERA? The "Age of the Wolf" products which were announced for this year will also not be published. Havard

Anything ever come of this? :) Havard

Fantastic! :) Its a bit odd that he used a d12 (was he cheating?), but oh well ;) Havard

Wow, is that the DM from Dark Dungeons? I didn't see that one coming! Good stuff! :) Havard

Wow, its great to hear that so many people showed up to the event! Sounds like alot of people are interested in the new Blackmoor material. I too, would love to hear about the events from people who were there :) Havard

*ahem* Also feel free to check out the downloads section of my site. B-) Havard

That's bizarre! I knew about the adventure, but I never knew they also included it in the D20Modern section. The links to the pdf appear to be identical though, so its not actually a D20Modern adventure. Also, there's not much in it to suggest that this would be anything but a D&D adventure IMO...

Indeed! Here's the complete list of 3E/4E Blackmoor material: Zeitgeist Games/Goodman Games/Code Monkey Publishing Dave Arneson's Blackmoor D20 (D&D 3.5 Edition) The Redwood Scar (D&D 3.5 Edition) The Wizard's Cabal (D&D 3.5 Edition) The Dungeons of Castle Blackmoor (D&D 3.5 Edition) Dave...

The core book, Clock & Steam and Temple of the Frog are my favorites. Dungeons of Castle Blackmoor is probably the one I like the least, but then I never cared much for mega-dungeons. It does have some interesting features though. If you are getting into Age of the Wolf, all of the 3.5 books...

In one of my early gaming experiences, we made it to 36th level (mortals) and began questing for Immortality. Sadly, the campaign ended before we ascended. In my old D&D campaign, we ran through the HWA-trilogy (Hollow World) where there is a part where the PCs temporarily become Immortals...

Im still a bit of a n00b when it comes to the 4E rules, but those powers really make the Inventors seem terrifying! I love it :) Makes me wonder what else we will see in Age of the Wolf (where this is taken from). Havard

Hey Jack, just noticed your review of the Blackmoor First Campaign book. Interesting read! :) Havard

260 pages worth of content, interior illustrations are B/W. 35$ does sound steep, though you do get the pdf for free if you buy the print copy (does WotC follow this policy?) Havard

Hehe, at least your heart is in the right place! :) I see that our Danish friend has already helped you out with a place to buy the book :) Havard

Any thoughts to my 10 points about Blackmoor? :) Havard

Here are 10 cool things about Blackmoor: 1. Its classic: The setting has been around since even before it was called D&D and is created by Dave Arneson himself. 2. 30 years in the making: Dave kept running games in Blackmoor throughout the decades and these games actually affected how the...

I couldnt wait for that. Oh well, I will just have to pay again to get the hard copy. Its Blackmoor so its worth it! :) Absolutely! Gaaah! What about those poor souls who cannot make it to GenCon? I seriously hope there will be more maps available in future products or at least as pdfs. I...

There is some room for improvement in the marketing department of the companies involved. Lets help them spread the word! :) Havard

Canon is supposed to be more of a guideline anyway isnt it? ;) Sweet! I would love it if Code Monkey includes some poster maps in their future Blackmoor products as well. Oh, and a Blackmoor DM's screen... Havard