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Happy to help. That link wasn't working for me before, but it is now.

I linked all the chests on my blog here: link

Thanks, Treebore!

For some reason I'm not seeing the chest for this one.

My 1st AD&D DMG signed by Gygax.

Right, I don't really understand that (unless folks simply don't know about you). Anyone know what happened to Great Victory Widgets? Their site is no longer up and running.

For what it's worth, I mentioned some options at my blog: link I should note that I bought the LTD Commodities dry erase kit I mention and it's not all that great (then again, it's $5). The pieces are paper thin, so you couldn't score a grid on them. Still, you could mount them and just use a...

Check back from time to time with RPGBloggers. I use Blogger because it is insanely easy to use. As someone else mentioned, you can use Live Writer with it, which I do some times if I want to caption a photo (via a "Polaroid" add-on). I don't have experience with any of the others. I could...

Condescend much? No one makes anyone read another person's blog. I like my blog because it allows me to share my thoughts with anyone who cares to listen. That doesn't mean I expect anyone to listen. So, yes, it is a narcissistic act, but not really any more than adding your thoughts to a...

This sums up why I blog as well.

This is a great source: The RPG Bloggers Network

Yep, my blog is called The Dungeoneering Dad. I write a lot about my 3.5 campaign (Rappan Athuk) and about being a gamer dad.

It's going for over $100 on eBay, so it's likely worth getting for that fact alone (i.e., so as not to kick yourself later if you decide you do want it). As for the modules, as has been said, Vault of Larin Karr is awesome. I believe it was the first of NG's "mini-campaigns" and really is a...

I really enjoy Engineering Dungeons. It is a very handy dungeon generator that was made with a lot of thought. I recommend it to any FRPG fan as it's practically system neutral. I also like the Haunted Highlands stuff, but it is certainly a more free-form, piecemeal world than the Airde stuff...

That is an understandable reaction. But, really, apart from C&C, the other systems are trying to be AD&D/OD&D, as opposed to C&C, and this DCC RPG, which are trying to be a related, but different system. That is, seems like the DCC RPG will be more of a rules light 3e D&D (like C&C) rather...

I think it's kind of a neat idea, really. I can see it being just as useful as a series of tables. Not necessarily better than a series of tables, but I like toys like this. On a side note, Zak from Playing D&D with Porn Stars uses a Tarot deck to generate dungeons (yes, that is a real blog...

The game went very well. I had five players show up and one was very experienced. He was a great help. In hindsight, had I known he was playing I would have likely not worried about which Ancient One to use because he really helped the game go well. The rest of the group had little or no...

For two-player games, I like Scarab Lords and Lost Cities.

Once again, thanks for the suggestions. Ha, I guess I should have consulted the rules too (it suggests Yig for a shorter gamer). I see valid point for both Yig and Azathoth, but I think I'll use Yig.

Yeah, it can take four hours easily with a large group of new players. I'll be running six players. I had debated participating as a player myself, but I think I'll just referee it, so to speak. I appreciate the suggestions.