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okay I'll bite Which monsters make the best sandwiches? :p

yeah I want a series where Minsc travels the world butt-kicking for goodness! After all, he is the fantasy equivalent of The Tick, which makes me a die hard fan. :D

That explains this. ,. :D But yeah If Halflings invented the Sandwich Gnomes invented deep frying.

yeah The first dungeon had a gift shop and other anachronisms. It was a fantasy world that took fun aspects of the Middle Ages, Middle Earth, Jack Vance, Lankhmar, and a touch of Conan, with a need to wargame on a small scale and pushed them through the filter of the wild Wild West. Cutting...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliaria_petiolata yay, mustard is indigenous to Europe. There are no excuses for a condiment. Sandwiches rejoice! :p

Since this is somewhat of a food thread, I need to ask. How perpetual is perpetual stew? :D

An octopus called Tako (Taco) in Japanese Octopus: "not helping!"

I assume that Earl was some halfling based on this guy. :D

Well, not everybody is as fantastic as Byzantium and can steal tea and silk from China.

agreed that makes them weird :p

The answer is determined by the cross-comparison: is a Polish sausage in a bun a sandwich as well?

and now you know the real reason why a lot of high-magic fantasy worlds have portals It's for takeout. and I have proof. :cool:

The only question is what they are called. It's multiple Choice: Bready Bites - Emphasizing the bread and the small size that fits perfectly in halfling hands. Hobbit Hoagies - A playful term that references their identity and their fondness for substantial, filling sandwiches. Snackin’...

It is, of course, a donair and its been invented by the Cyclops . They are pretty adamant about this. :p

This world became public domain in 2025, so I decided to see what some musing would lead to. Core Themes & Mechanics Comedy-Adventure with a Touch of Surrealism Thimble Theatre wasn't just about Popeye—it was a gag-heavy, slapstick adventure comic in which absurd things always happened. The...

Why wouldn't you not want sandwiches in your fantasy game? There is no reason they should not exist in an earlier era; they are portable and nutritious, and you have variety. In a fantasy game, you have so, so many options, so let's hear them! After all, hit it!

We need the feline equivalent...equal rights!

I want to use the villains from Joust one day. Any ideas of what to use and what sort of plot?