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Well, don't stop now. I think we're finally getting to the earliest issues that I read. It's not the ones I first read yet (I read a lot of them out of order at my library at the time,) but we're getting there! And some of it, like Weis/Hickman interviews, are very familiar. So keep it up!

I hope Stephen has a historical reference for that name, because otherwise I'd assume a Scrabble game and a bag were involved.

Huh, I can understand Wizardry, but how the heck did they convert Ultima 3 characters into Bard's Tale? They had completely different races and classes and whatnot. Mind you, I'm primarily familiar with each game's NES adaptation, but still, that's like finding a way to bring Final Fantasy...

You better hold out. The Moore era is arguably my favorite one, though that may be the nostalgia talking. Though I've been getting more excited as the pieces fall into place. Moore, the Lessers...this is a few comics strips and a fantasy Star Trek equivalent away from being the magazine I...

Heh, until now I thought that the MAGAZINE was using this alphabet thing. :)

Wow, I'm shocked "nerf" was already an accepted term in the gaming industry.

Huh, I never knew their relation before. As a kid, I thought they were siblings for some reason.

Oh, who are the computer reviewers? Are the Lessers already there?

Prophetic? If you're referring to the Challenger, I think it happened a few months before this issue, though not necessarily when the book itself was being written.

For example, the existence of the Brontosaurs at all. =)

When you think about it, isn't one of the fiendish council using the word "Geez" the the weirdest thing about this comic for several good reasons?

I actually think V turned into an epic dragon, probably a Force. That sounds about right with that level of overkill power.

Several hours? Really? Now I'm curious about your process for these updates.

Good guess! Also note there should have been an aptly-placed "not" in that last sentence. Well, I don't mind reading the Eddings stuff THAT badly. I just got annoyed when I read his later series and realized he was telling the exact same story with the nearly exact same characters each time...

Well, at least reviewed two books that I actually read, so that's notable to me. Mind you, I might want to admit to reading them, but still.

Ah...Toon. I used to love that game, even if the only players I could find were not the most enthusiastic. On the other hand, it's one of my Gen Con staples.

I'm a DM running a 3.5 game in the suburb of Batavia. The game in question has been ongoing for a while and is likely in its final 6 months of activity; all characters are of the 15-16 level range. Despite that, attrition due to player's moving or changing schedules has made party size sporadic...

I still say the I don't know why we're spoiling this either, but when in Rome.

Assuming he doesn't alter the mechanics so much and ignoring the cute and inaccurate cliches people pretend he does, it could be an interesting campaign. The "super-powered" girl thing probably won't be a major issue; that's the job of the PCs, and while he may encourage stronger female...

1/3? That sounds ominous. Are you thinking of spacing the issues out more? Shame that's already all What's New got to do. I'm sure we'll never hear from them again! ;) Wasn't there a comic about them running around in the TSR's headquarters? I saw that on their website, which includes all...