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Yep. Now if only the timeline had been reset as well....

Poking fun? No. Stating fact? Yes. :) Anyway, glad I could help... and I guessed that was why you gave me the laugh point. ;) Do you have the larger Jared Blando map of the Sword Coast that, IIRC, came with ToD? If not, I'll post a link to my blog (my-realms.blogspot.com) as I have it...

Here's the one from Dragon-:

Daern: I may begin a petition to Morrus to appoint you as ENWorld's official Summariser-in-Chief. :)

If you have the password for the Adventurers League website you can download it now. It has some nice art and I rather like the map of the Northdark (aka Northern Underdark). It's 63 pages.

Aren't you his lawyer? Need I remind you that you're abusing attorney/client privilege?

Hit points. The same thing that is cured in every edition of D&D.

I reject the underlying premise of your question so I can't imagine any answer I provide being of any use.

Ahhh, American English. In real life, I am involved in political reform and 75% of the battle for reform is actually explaining to people that, no, those political or economic terms do not mean that anywhere in the world except the USA. I like the word "race". I use it in real life the same...

Hehe. I live in the Third World. We don't have pizza delivery drivers where we live. We also do not have street names, house numbers, or proper addresses. (For example, the address on my electricity bill is NEAR [NAME OF CRIMINAL]'s HOUSE which we share with about 50 other houses. If you want...

(An aside: Ahhh, 4E: how I love thee....) One of the many legacies I struggled with outside of 4E was the whole cure minor/light/major/serious/critical wounds progression where the words don't really mean anything. If you have have 6 hit points, chances are that even a cure light wounds is...

Narp. :)

I've never considered flying across the Pacific and breaking into the WotC offices until just now.

I've never considered flying across the Pacific and breaking into the WotC offices until just now.

The bad news for me: I had a mini-campaign written up that involving Zuggtmoy attempting to suborn Araumycos and now my players won't believe I thought of that myself. The good news for me: I don't care whether or not they believe me because now I can show them a great piece of art! I love...

I'm very pragmatic/utilitarian: if it works then I wouldn't really care what it looks like! :)

If I am reading in portrait, I just expand the material so that a column fits in the screen. (That doesn't address the sidebar issue, of course.) If I have had a busy day in front of my laptop, my eyesight isn't particularly good at night so I just turn the tablet to landscape and blow...

I never thought I would say/type this, but I've become an electrons-guy for almost all of my reading. Like you, Barantor, buying a smaller tablet - a Google Nexus - was the catalyst for basically switching over (practically) all my reading to ebooks. RPGs really started me on this track when I...

Also, 2E's The Moonsea is quite good and also available at dndclassics.com.