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Yep, it's the premiere Dragonlance module this time up, Dragons of Despair! We are trying to get it up to "Good Article" status. If you see anything on the review page that you can help with, let us know. It looks like this one is just about to pass, and we need help from someone with a copy...

Just a quick note - we tried to get this one up to "Featured Article" status but were unsuccessful on the first try. If you can think of anything to improve this one, feel free to have a go at it. :) We'll undoubtedly try again soon. It took five tries to get the main "Dungeons & Dragons"...

Just a note - the FA attempt was unsuccessful the first time around. If there is anything you might want to do to improve the article, feel free, because we will likely make another attempt soon. :)

agreed! I really need to track down a copy for myself, one day.

Working on this thread reminded me to check about this site. We need to know if The Acaeum is what could be considered a "reliable site", specifically: "we need to know what sort of fact checking they do. You can establish this by showing news articles that say the site is...

It's an uphill battle, but I do what I can!

hey, checked out what i recently created: Night Below: An Underdark Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

thanks everyone! Sorry I didn't check back sooner. :)

Does anyone have this book? We need a reference for the Ravenloft module article regarding what pages citations #14 and #31 came from. Thanks, if you can help. :)

I gave up on those for the moment; here's what we're working on now: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/245999-ravenloft-d-d-module-featured-article-candidate-wikipedia.html :)

Hi there! :) After successes with getting Gary Gygax and Wizards of the Coast up to "Good Article" status, we decided to try to get an established Good Article, Ravenloft (D&D module) up to "Featured Article" status. If you weren't sure what that is, the Featured Article of the day is the...

ah, OK cool. :) the best stuff i'm looking for would be, say, interviews with Hickman and Weis (or Ed Greenwood and others, in the case of FR) regarding how they came up with certain concepts for the setting, what their inspirations were for characters and locations, the genesis of the setting...

Hey Cam, thanks. :) Since that is another wiki, about the only thing I can use it for is to mine it for the same sources used to write the articles there - on its own, I can't use it as a source.

http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/244720-dragonlance-forgotten-realms-wikipedia-articles.html :)

Hey there. :) In our recent push to get D&D articles up to "Good Article" status, we have been successful with Gary Gygax and Wizards of the Coast. My original intention was to move immediately on to Dragonlance and then Forgotten Realms. However, looking at both of them (and Drow, the only...

thanks to your help, the WotC article is now recognized as a "Good article". :)

yep, that was Greg Leeds, already put that in the article. :) i'm going to be following up tonight on the stuff you've mentioned above...

oh and by the way, i forgot to mention... you can see the review page for ideas on the specific items I need a hand with. :)

is there a new President since Leeds, since I have up through him. i'll definitely flip through the press releases as time allows, as that's the exact sort of thing i need to see. and absolutely, i would want to put in stuff about the company's legal troubles; I don't think we have anything...

thanks again for that - i used that and a few other sources to add some really important info that was missing. how is it looking now? anything important not discussed enough or not discussed at all?