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Thought I'd try another. . . . I pronounce it as #1, but usually only when referring to more than one erinys (Ear-RHINE-us; the singular form).

"Mature" ratings ahead: When I first began playing D&D, I learned of a trio of NPC characters unleashed by a fellow DM named Paul Gohman. This trio was known as "The Three B-F***ing Thieves," & each did a certain amount of damage with their "weapons." I later adapted them to my own...

I prefer the former because it sounds more impressive, especially with the -deus suffix being latin for "god." As a bonus, it sounds much cooler when singing "Rock Me Asmodeus"!

That's essentially the same as #2.

Inspired by a couple of other "How do you pronounce x" threads. Note that the "oh" above is pronounced as a long o (rhymes with hoe or mode, not ah or mod)

The main culprit is User:Gavin.collins, who I doubt has anything to do with Randy Richards (User:Cryogenesis), who hasn't been active on Wikipedia for over a year, AFAIK.

There are some good D&D-based alternatives to Wikipedia: D&D wiki: http://dnd.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Dark Sun wiki: http://www.darksunwiki.com/darksun/index.php/Main_Page Dragonlance wiki: http://www.wikia.com/wiki/DragonLance Forgotten Realms wiki...

Different interpretations are fine for your own campaign, but some of us expect the publisher to have some respect for continuity. Dragotha has been described as a red dragon for almost 20 years, and now some writer decides to throw continuity out the window and make him a black dragon? And...

I'm one of those Greyhawk fans that T. Foster would likely consider a "necrophiliac fan." However, I see Greyhawk as a "living" setting that grows & develops--it doesn't remain in stasis circa 1983 CE/ 577 CY. I would argue that the fans who absolutely refuse to acknowledge any good post-Gygax...

This project is now finished. Thanks to those who helped. Anyone who wants a copy, PM me with your email address.

True, the LGJ is a great resource. However, I believe someone's already compiled a list of all the LGJ articles at Canonfire!.

If I had more time, I most certainly would, but given the fact that there's always plenty of good Greyhawk content in Dungeon & Dragon, I just wouldn't be able to include everything before the deadline. I do plan on including compilations, however, such as the Shackled City HC & the Dragon...

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Library science.

Apologies for the crossposting. Everyone, A recent grad school project has provided the opportunity to merge one of my favorite recreational interests (Greyhawk) with my scholastic duties. I'm compiling an annotated bibliography of all 3E & 3.5E books which contain Greyhawk material. As...