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And it had my favorite cover art for all their modules and accessories.

This was basically my group. A ton of us were in high school playing MtG, we started book 2 of Night Below for AD&D, and I had finally gotten my hands on The DarkStryder Campaign for Star Wars by the time Alternity came out.

Oh good, I thought I was the only one who really struggled to enjoy this game. And I really really wanted to like this :cry:

Might be a long shot, but you might have luck finding a group at Gamescape in San Rafael?

I saw this posted on the official D&D YouTube page today. EDIT: I didn't realize this was posted here already. Feel free to delete. Return of the poster grid maps, kind of like the black box D&D of the 90s (one can hope)?

If they do an update to the Champions of Mystara: Heroes of the Princess Ark boxed set, which was basically airship articles reprinted from Dragon magazine, I would gladly buy this. No other D&D setting has ever presented me with an airship shaped like a twenty-sided die.

The Crypt of Lyzandred the Mad. This was a classic for my group when we were introduced to the setting this late into 2e.

I love this. I ended up going through the Monster Manual years ago and came up with the reason why my dwarven cleric was 114 years old, but starting at level 1 in a new campaign: he USED to be high-level, before a shadow dragon flew in and level-drained him back to 1st level while slaughtering...

What's funny is that I forgot I ended up resorting to this years ago when I was running Rise of the Runelords and it worked, schedule-wise with the group split up and reunited at the end of the modules.

Wow, I'll definitely check out Delian Tomb. Thanks!

The large party alone would make only want to run a single-combat session for a one-off game

I would run this, if I weren't currently in a SKT game run by my friend :)

Yep, I tried this the hard way when I got my entire group of my closest friends to play the first two modules of the Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path from Paizo over 15 years ago. They mostly enjoyed it, but man oh man, combat was a slog, especially with the 3.5e rules.

This would probably work since coordinating one large group to show up on the same day would take a Christmas miracle