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I am hardly the expert around here, but I have been DM'ing Greyhawk off and on for over 20 years, so I am going to put in my $0.02 here. I think you should track down a copy of the Living Greyhawk Gazeteer. This will at least give you a good solid overview of the world. I think that it is the...

Does anybody know what's up over at the Necromancer Games forums? I know that EzBoard got "hacked" recently and they lost a good bit of post data, but I have made several posts over there recently in several different product forums and I have gotten no responses. Usually when I ask a question...

X-Box: whatever I rent, but right now Test Drive: Eve of Destruction mostly. PC: Temple of Elemental Evil (until it crashed two days ago and now my new computer refuses to open it) and Dirt Track Racing 2. DM

Yes, someone has done it. It can be found in the "Tome of Horrors" by Necromancer Games, on pages 35-36. It is a CR 2 creature. DM

Okay, I never played 2E, but I loved and own the original adventure. DM

I didn;t really have anything to add to this excellent thread before now, but since I can now contribute, I am going to do so. I had just this experience. I made a commitment that was VERY important to me. Last month, my wife and I joined the church we had been attending. We had been...

Is that adventure similar to the original "Ravenloft"? I have not read "House of Strahd." DM

I have been to Savannah a lot and lived for several years in the Charleston, SC area (which has its own atmosphere). If you want to ask any specific questions, you can email me at dgmiller@sccoast.net . In the meantime, I will try to come up with some things that may help. DM

Wow, that owuld have saved me a tremendous amount of work if I had better google mojo and had found that. I will have to read it thoroughly and see how close it jives with what I did. Thanks! DM

That is my understanding as well. WG6 is one that I didn't have in my collection until recently. I kept trying to buy it on Ebay, but it was outrageously expensive. I finally got a copy for a reasonable price a few months ago. DM

I agree on both points, but have not used them yet. I like the... randomness of Chaos Rising. The scene is different each time the players pass through. I think it is a good melding of site-based and event-based encounters. I don't want to give any more spoilers than that, but I agree that...

Aaahh... Thanks. I hadn't thought to look there. D'oh! DM

I would suggest Monte Cook's Queen of Lies or Demon God's Fane, or Necromancer Games' Chaos Rising or Crystal Skull. If you cannot find those, then Dungeon has some EXCELLENT adventures for that level. DM

Let me look into that. I will get back to everyone. Also, I too am wondering which forum would be the best for this project. DM

I have been gaming for about 23 years and used minis off and on over that time. When 3.0 was released, my minis were in storage and inaccessible, so they didn't get used. When I retrieved them from storage, I used them in combats that were difficult to visualize, but they were just too...

I believe you are correct. DM

I like the heroic paths and have used them in non-Midnight games. The Heroic Path houserule in my last campaign was that you could trade a feat at character creation for a Heroic Path. I am not doing this in the current game, since I wanted to play a campaign pretty much by the RAW. DM

There is currently a PC in my game named Fubar Dragonbait. When the party fought a dragon two sessions ago, he blew a move silently check and alerted the dragon to the party's presence earlier than they had hoped. He got close enough to get breathed on by the dragon as well. The party won the...

We have a place nearby called Chicago Pizza. We get our pizza with chicken, sun-dried tomatoes, artichoke hearts and feta cheese. When ordering from a chain pizza place, I like double the sauce and half the cheese. I also don't mind pepperoni, sausage and mushrooms. DM

My wife used to hate raw tomatoes. Her mother pours boiling water over tomatoes to make the skin fall off and will not eat tomatoes with skin on them (she is in her 70's). Fortunately, the health benefits of tomatoes, such as lycopene, increase with cooking, instead of decreasing like most...