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It's already written in 3.x, so just play it that way. Agreed ... The majority of the early modules produced by Necromancer Games would fit nicely in the Wilderlands with only minor tweaking like establishing location, etc. The same should hold true for Goodman Games' DCC series and then...

City State of the Invincible Overlord -- Evil is not so bad in this convincingly functional evil city. Agreed ... tho' it's a shame that new/updated versions of Virdistan, Tula, Ralu, and Tarantis never made it into print while 3.5e was going strong. My other votes would go to Tulan of the...

I voted for Blackmoor, from the OD&D booklet. The only version of Blackmoor that I have really liked has been the one published by Judges Guild way back when ... Then again, with the exception of the Greyhawk folio and box set, my favored campaign settings have been non TSR with Wilderlands of...

Ya think a .50 BMG round would drop one? Hardly ... quad mount Bofors might stand a better chance, but there's nothing quite like a depleted uranium round to take out a most venerable dragon. As to the compositon of the horde ... nothing quite like an illusion cast on the treasure pile itself...

Ran in various Greyhawk campaigns up thru the mid 1990s ... tho' as far as the timeline goes everything was pre Greyhawk Wars. Took a break from playing for a while until the Wilderlands came out once more and now am quite happy with this setting ...

The updated Citadel of Fire from Judges Guild/Goodman Games has a couple of monsters in it from Tome of Horrors:Revised. Don't have a copy handy to reference which ones tho ...

The characters from Raymond Feist's Magician book (Tom, Pug, Jimmy the Hand, Kulgan, etc.). Raymond Feist's novels started out as the D&D world of Midkemia back when he was a "starving young student" in college. There was some mention of seeking some help to convert what had been published...

Nothing I'm interested in ...

What? You mean there's actually something newer than the OD&D Rules Cyclopedia??? Oh well ... no real reason to give it up for all the new fangled pseudo mmorpg table top roll playing whatchamacallit ...

Seriously? A lack of preparation on a DM's part only proves a case of p*** poor planning ... if you're going to run something be prepared and have a good imagination just in case something needs to be done on the fly. This is a pretty good example of why I feel Necro has lost the 1st ed feel...