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The roads were all-clear by Monday, which made the drive home easy, which was a big plus ;) For those of you who did attend GaryCon in-person, did you visit the dealer hall in the Forums during the con? I know it was a hike for many folks, and it's out of the way. Curious to hear (at an...

You can mail order with us via our Facebook page at Black Blade Publishing, or pick it up at North Texas in June if you're attending, or GaryCon next year of course! Here's a picture of the new 17"x22" Greyhawk-sized hex pads with an OSRIC hardcover for scale: We also have them in 11"x17" in...

You're welcome! Great shot! =) That's fair. We had a number of new books/titles like Arden Vul in print (but it's been available for a couple of years now), our new 17"x22" hex pads, and some other items hot off the presses, but none were particularly a big deal or convention-only releases...

I'm doing better now, and hopefully will test negative in the morning and be able to rejoin the family in our daily lives ;) Happy to help spread the word about Lenard's (and Rob's) newest designs :D Perhaps unsurprisingly, it has snowed at many but not every GaryCon. It's always pretty out...

My GaryCon XV convention report!: GaryCon XV Convention Report - 21-27 March 2023 :D Allan.

You don't know the power of the bump. @Horacio will help you see it :D Allan.

And a follow-up: I helped interview Rob Kuntz yesterday morning for the first time in quite awhile, on Jay Scott's LordGosumba Greyhawk livestream at I did a follow-up blog post today with the Twitch and YouTube recording links, some additional references, historical context, such: Special...

More Greyhawk news updates, including support for charity events from Jay "Lord Gosumba" Scott, Carlos "casl Entertainment" Lising, and GaryCOn; two new products from Rob Kuntz; and more: Greyhawk News to Warm Your Readying Hearts Allan.

Ant--- Someone over on Canonfire! provided me with a big list of LG modules, and I thought you might want to double-check your listing against it. What's the best way to get that into your hands? Allan.

I think you could get by with using the Abbor-Alz and Greyhawk tables, @haakon1 , but I wanted to include encounters from the Wild Coast, and the Bright Desert too (and the Gnarley, and Maure Castle!), which is what really prompted me to build the new table. Hardby is also sufficiently far...

For my current Greyhawk campaign, I needed some wilderness random encounters for Hardby, since they weren't detailed in the original 1983 Greyhawk boxed set: Wilderness Random Encounter Table for Hardby - Greyhawk Campaign Prep Enjoy! Allan.

I think that's part of the secret sauce behind Greyhawk's enduring appeal---setting detail is revealed in small doses that accumulated through play in adventures, while fighting monsters, etc. Your description sounds interesting, but since I'm pretty unfamiliar with 4e and 5e, can you point me...

Some #dungeon23 resources to assist your mega-dungeon mapping projects!: #Dungeon23 Resources - Mega-Dungeon Tools of the Trade =) Allan.

Some #dungeon23 resources to assist your mega-dungeon mapping projects!: #Dungeon23 Resources - Mega-Dungeon Tools of the Trade =) Allan.

Thanks, that's quite helpful, since I don't play 5e, and am not really plugged into its zeitgeist. Gatekeeper needs the opportunity to grow into an important character through play at the table: ;) Allan.

Access to Greyhawk might make the new OGL more palatable for some fans and publishers, perhaps. Allan.

You can definitely do that in any setting, as long as you're willing to ignore what canon has already been published. (For the record, I do exactly that in Greyhawk all the time ;) ). And while there is a fair amount of content for Greyhawk published, much more has been published for FR over...

Hmmm. Can you please add some more context on the part of your response that I highlighted? I'm not deeply familiar with most of WotC's recent releases, or their general reception. Allan.