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Elvisville? Really? Does it actually exist? If it's near the way, we'll hit it. We've got all the top stuff along the way listed at Roadside America marked for investigation.

Hey folks, this could be a long shot, but I figure it's worth a try. My brother and my best friend and I are leaving on a road trip this weekend from San Francisco to Minnesota. We've got an extra day to spare, and we're going to be heading up through Portland, Oregon and over across Idaho and...

I guess if you want to look at more, they've got the site updated: Scourge of Worlds gallery page

Anyway, that's the best of the best that I pulled. If y'all are desperate, I could be bothered to post up some more, I suppose, but I don't want to get RoytheOdd syndrome :). Besides, I'm sure those of you with Dragon subscriptions are going to be watching it soon as well.

Oh Lidda, you sexy pint-sized scamp, you! She has all the best lines, of course. You also see her do a mean back-flip over that Elemental.

Here are some troublesome barbarians. [cough]can we say Diablo?[cough] No half-orcs, though, alas...

Entering a Dungeon Ruin. Notice Regdar's fat Greatsword.

Mialee's doin' some pretty flashy stuff for what looks to be a shield spell. Her outfit is a bit...stiff. Though most of the CG animation is actually reasonably good.

Here's the cleric Barathian (non-iconic!) taking on a big ol' Earth Elemental.

Some sort of ghost thing... You only get the first five options or so, so you can't get very far in the story...

And here's a nasty dire wolf:

Lo and Behold in my mailbox today was a promotional DVD of the Scourge of the Worlds Interactive Adventure bundled with my Dragon #309. So I popped it in the old laptop and gave it a few run-throughs. Thought I'd share some of the highlights. Here's our brave souls meeting at (where else?) a...

The diversity of orc-dom - as examined by the premiere D&D concept artist, Todd Lockwood: Some good-lookin', and some not.

Sorry I've fallen a little behind... I should have something tomorrow.

projected dungeons... I thought of something else... This may be a little geeky, but bear with me. One of the other things I was thinking about was that there's a conference room at my brother's school (UCLA) which has an overhead digital projector mounted over the table. Normally it projects...

Awesome tips, guys, I really appreciate it. Keep 'em coming! I'm actually a little more impressed with the Dungeonworks stuff than the Dirt Cheep Dungeons in terms of quality (art & detail-wise, they're both cardstock of course), and they're about $5 more. On the other hand, at that price you...

Cool, thanks guys! Steve, what are the chances I could use your conversion, if you've got it typed up? I don't care if it's not compliant. I promise I won't do anything with it except use it in my own personal campaign. If you don't want to share your hard work, that's totally cool, too. If I...

Dohp! That's what I get for posting after I've been on vacation for 3 weeks. Everything I needed to know. Thanks, Wayside.

Okay, so am I the only one looking forward to this ? The way I see it, is that while the Warcraft world may not have anything terribly original, it is still a very well-constructed and illustrated world. Those guys at Blizzard know their stuff, and their work is beautiful. Maps, monsters, fun...

Sic [magical]: A primary verbal component to a low level summon monster spell. Many conjurers refer to their summoned monsters alphabetically, for the convenience of cataloguing. Thus, if a summoner wanted his dire badger "M" to attack, he would cast his spell by saying, "Sic'em!" Higher...