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As it happens, A Player's Primer to the Outlands does have a blurb on the Hidden Realm... but I'm afraid it's not very useful:

Yep, that's Annam's spouse, I think.

Yep, Ulutiu's a human god, and he was detailed in Powers & Pantheons. He is intimately mixed up in the mythology of Faerunian giants, however, having had an affair with Annam's spouse, which led to Annam's hermitage and his own state of slumber. Also: Thanks for the info on Zrunta, Alzrius. :)

Vaprak isn't technically part of the pantheon, but he's traditionally been grouped in with the others. I'm kinda curious about Zrunta... never heard of him (or her?) until this thread.

Eh, I'll not pursue the Tharizdun issue any further, because there's a good possibility that I'm totally wrong. :p ;) As for Marthammor/Muamman, Demihuman Deities lists Marthammor Duin as one of Muamman Duathal's aliases, so I'm pretty sure on this, at least.

Cool, sounds good to me. Where to start? I dunno... maybe the giant gods?

I'm still pretty sure that the Dark God was meant to be an aspect of Tharizdun non-specific to Greyhawk... as for the Elder Elemental God (properly Vilp-akf'cho Rentaq), I read a small snippet by EGG saying that originally it and Tharizdun were meant to be separate entities -- Tharizdun was a...

I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure that the Cold Rider is an aspect or the remnants of the human god Azrai, and that Kartahok is an aspect of Maglubiyet? As for the Dark God, I believe he's actually an aspect of Tharizdun. Anyway... I seriously dig this, Boz.

If you can find it, I'd also recommend The Illithiad from TSR, published for late 2E. The rules are out of date, but the fluff is still of quality.

DAMMIT! I thought it was at 10 PM! I missed it! :( :( :(

Good Eats, definately... I love Alton Brown. Justice League on Saturdays. And a lot of G4TV (well, G4TechTV now, I guess :p), even though I'm not much of a video-gamer. I love Arena and G4TV.com (which is no longer on at night, I think), and my current favorite is (or was, now that it's been...

Hi there. :) I've been trying to convert the sundered dwarf from the 2E accessory The Complete Book of Dwarves, and have come up with a little problem concerning one particular racial trait... Here's my source... And here is what I've worked out for 3E: For the most part I just used the...

That's an excellent explanation... I'd like only to add some of the evil Numenoreans did survive, settling in the southern regions of Harad and Umbar. These "Black Numenoreans" could also be considered Dunedain.

They're in Manual of the Planes under "Energon".

Ditto. It was utterly ridiculous on so many levels, and qualified as "crap" programming on so many more... but I still managed to enjoy it. I miss the gnome.

Yeah, it's still in print. Pretty easy to find, too. In addition to the art by Alan Lee, about half of the illustrations and all of the text is by Brian Froud, who is best known as the conceptual designer for The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth. I must also highly, highly recommend An Encyclopedia...

For my part, I strongly believe that the "Jor-El" on the show really is Clark's father. Why is he acting in an "evil" manner? Well, the way I see it... he's a highly-evolved alien with no conception of the human concepts of right and wrong. "Good" and "evil" have no meaning to him, and he...

Oh, really? Alright then, med-high Int it is. Glad you like my idea, too. :)

That would be pretty cool, but it does have nine eye rays, and having them all come out of the same eye kinda defeats the purpose of the beholder, ie, the monster that can attack from all angles. Perhaps if it's, like, a beholder's central nervous system, ripped from its body, per se? Say... a...

Personally I think that's nothing more than wishful thinking... but it would be nice if that's what happened. Still, I'd like to know how she and her father could have survived that bomb.