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this is the most even distribution of rankings Ive ever seen. How interesting! I thought it was a 4, but look how many of my peers thought it was a 1 and how many thought it was a 9 or 10, Ive never seen that before

You have it backwards! Why are Scots dwarves? After all, dwarves came first...

wizards blurb the wizards website had the following blurb that helped me form an evolving hypothesis "Twenty-two fulltime R&D staff members share the task of building Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying material. Just over half of them, seven designers and four developers, do the things that we'll...

GG said "Well, the River Nemo could be considered as the Neen, and the Urt river likewise one seen on the World of Greyhawk map. there is also the City of Dunfalcon some miles west to Yggsburgh." On the map, it is easy to see how the Nemo could fit the Neen. What I dont get is what might you...

yggsburgh and greyhawk deities by my count, there are seven religious establishments in yggsburgh. If you use the greyhawk deities, which ones might be logical 'fits'? btw, I like yggsburgh

confusion Raxivort is the lord of xvarts. Xaxivort or some such was a demon, who focused on possession, that was in a supplement card in one of the boxed sets, maybe from the ashes. There is also a Living Greyhawk adventure concerning his reappearance. Maelfesh sounds familiar but I cant...

thoughts A cold winter day in your valley might be like the hottest and most humid summer day in Houston. 10,000 feet might be excessive, maybe just a mile deep. call it the valley of sweat

check the dragonsfoot website or the troll lords website. I think you'll find more help there!

Actually where would you put yggsburgh if you want to keep greyhawk as is? somewhere in the cairn hills to the south not far from the swamp?

excellent module.

we've definately are reaching the end of the "remember..." thread

dont forget your own version of emridy meadows as a prequel. use skeletons and/or a wight skeleton of an evil priest plus some goodies left on the field. personal opinion is that 4th level is more than sufficient to start at the moathouse. in fact, the moathouse is probably too easy at that...

It depends on you and your players. I like both. Read my description of the strengths and weaknesses of each and decide what you and your players enjoy the most. SPOILERS BELOW! Strengths of TOEE include the Village of Hommlet and Nulb, the broken tower bandits and the leaders of the...

There was a living greyhawk/polyhedron not too far back that had good articles on keoland in general. parts of this are on the living greyhawk keoland website

"Once a party is high enough level turning the surrounding rock to mud to remove the gates, shrinking, portable holing, or teleporting the tons of metal, then melting it down is a pretty trivial task. I believe that mistake ended up giving the party something like 6 million gp. Yeah, that was...

placement of yggsburgh since it is a non-wog product, you wont give 'official' guidance on where to place yggsburgh. but, unofficially, if your fans pleaded for some potential locations for yggsburgh on the WOG map, where might "some miles south (of greyhawk)" be? presumably north of...

Great art. I havent been a huge fan of 3e art but this is very evocative. Increases my probability of buying by 25%

I like the scarlet brotherhood and Iuz. Eclavdra and Obmi were also great more mudane villains. On the other hand, I dont even like the Forgotten Realms and I really think the Red Wizards are terrific villains.

My little brother was only 10 when he started playing 1e d&d with me (without weapon speeds and a few other complex aspects). I suggest playing the new rules lite Castles & Crusades with him and nudging him along if he gets stuck. Play a basic scenario like Keep on the Borderlands, with Good...

I am curious which prestige classes jstater is keeping in his c&c/3e hybrid