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I thought 2e Dungeon Magazine better than most of TSR's official 2e adventures!

The campaign worlds were amazing. OTOH, the published adventures didn't do much for me.

Thank you for sharing! I’m quite amused by the idea of Return to the Tomb of Horrors as an “epilogue.” Fitting when compared to Age of Worms and Shackled City, but in any other context a massive campaign in its own right!

(I wanted to return it for exchange, but the store had no others to offer in exchange. So I kept it, after a partial refund that meant I paid ~$25 for it.)

I’ve got something like that, yeah.

I unloaded my most valuable rares ~25 years ago, but: same.

The Realms have always had a nonbinary/gender fluid deity, Corellon Larethian, as the “Ruler of All Elves.” That’s Corellon’s title in the 1989 first Forgotten Realms box, wherein most deities are titled either “God of…” or “Goddess of….” whatever. Larethian was of course first described thus...

I come here to be suprised and inspired by something. I don't know what that'll be until I find it. And like Skinner's rat, I get that reward just often enough to keep me pressing that refresh button... over and over and over! 😂

Hard agree! The art and layout look amazing in the preview pdf. It’s a perfect matcyh for my wife’s (and my) children’s lit collection.

Pledged! This looks like fun! I intended to get pdf-only, but the cards - and then especially the Rosewood Dice - were irresistible, and at that point it was worth just getting the whole print combo.

Also be sure to block the cultists’ secret door to your room

Wow. Not a good time to spend $155 because [waves hand at everything]. But I think I still might get this. Under any less volatile conditions it’d be an absolute no-brainer.

They’re stealing from our people. From Ari Marmell ‪@mouseferatu.bsky.social‬:

Thank you for the heads up.

Shoot. She seemed a nice kid back when I was already a grownup. Everyone deserves a long, comfortable life. Those who brighten others’ lives especially so.

Good news! Garak will arrive shortly. (Worf is a few years away yet.)

Birthright was a huge portion of the TSR warehouse liquidation via Half Price Books.

My favorite solution to this was R.E.M.’s final leg of their 1989 Green Tour, in which they opened with Stand, The One I Love, and So. Central Rain… then left the stage. A projected slideshow then asked everyone to be respectful toward each other and also “please do not wait until the quietest...