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Russ--- If you're looking for the binder (vs. the dividers), I probably have a set I can sell or trade to you. Shoot me an email if you're interested.

Somehow I didn't get a thread update notification until today, so I sent out a note to the Yahoo Group, and posted on FB, in case other missed the update---an update I won't have time to read until later tonight, alas ;) edit: and a link to the previous update, in case you, too, had forgotten...

Cool, thanks! A few more correction for you that I noticed while browsing the RJK books @ http://www.enworld.org/forum/showwiki.php?title=Greyhawk-Collectors-Guide-part-2#Works-of-Robert-J-Kuntz - Dark Druids (1976, republished 2002): DD wasn't published until 2002; the original ms. dates...

Bottle City debuted at the North Texas RPG Con #6 at the beginning of the month :D

I posted this over in the DF thread, but thought someone here might find it handy: This is my #2 most favorite adventure published for D&D after G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King. In addition to the materials in Dungeons 112, 124, and 139, Rob wrote some more info on Maure Castle, including the...

The Word files I used to compile in the Yahoo Group were arranged chronologically with the SH episodes interleaved with the updates from the Rogues Gallery thread. They're probably not quite exactly what you're talking about, Soramain, but may be as close as what you're going to get without...

Two more additions, Ant: - AFS#2 zine includes the article "Advent of the Elder Ones: Mythos vs. Man in the Lake Geneva Original Campaign, 1973-1976" by Robert J Kuntz; details on zine @ http://hallsoftizunthane.blogspot.com/2012/12/afs-issue-2-is-released.html - Black Blade is reprinting...

Pre-GaryCon VI bump!

Well-said, pogre. With Neil Gaiman writing Sandman again, perhaps Sep will feel inspired to do the same? Oh, and "You must spread some Experience Points around before giving it to pogre again."---someone help me out?

Some other suggestions (the aforementioned Lankhmar is a good one, and was well-supported by TSR; see http://tsrinfo.net/archive/lm/lm.htm): - Wyvern's Claw Designs published some solo thief scenarios that were quite good during the 3.0 era...

There were a number of specialty priests/priestesses defined for Greyhawk in the 2e era, both in official products (From the Ashes), as well as by fans (various priests from the Oerth Journal, etc.). Some were adapted/updated to 3.x in the Living Greyhawk Journal, too (Fred Weining's Old Lore...

I'm not quite following you, CS: can you elaborate further, please? It sounds like you're asking how to retro-convert a 3.x PrC to a Thief/Thief-Acrobat combo in 1e, but I'm not sure. edit: 1e definitely includes some of these features, although not as broadly as 3.x does: - monsters...

One recent and one older thread with some additional good advice to ponder: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?346029-Campaign-design-support-group-thread&p=6201142&viewfull=1 and http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?294604-Some-Thoughts-on-Campaign-Design/

Some other pivotal moments (assuming that you want to possibly shift history in a different direction): - the signing of the Treaty of Greyhawk (that ended the Greyhawk Wars), during which Rary and Robilar slew Circle of Eight members Otiluke and Tenser - insuring that Prince Thrommel does not...

Indeed!---nearly-Christmas-Eve bump!

Depending on the game, I would range from Homebrew Traditionalist to Homebrew Hybrid to "The Medley" to Published Hybrid. In general I probably lead toward Published Hybrid via Greyhawk, but it does depend on the campaign I'm running, too. That's similar to my approach, but I use Greyhawk as...

Congrats, Actoba! :D I'm a fan of many AD&D era adventures. It sounds like your group will be starting new PCs for the new campaign; will you create PCs for the level of the adventure(s) you want to run, or were you planning to start the new campaign with level 1 PCs to help ground the new...

I'm very glad to hear that you're finding OSRIC useful! :D All of the sandboxy advice offered thus far is spot-on. If you're looking for some additional ideas, regional maps, etc. for use in T1 and ToEE, check out the Greyhawk forum on Dragonsfoot @...

The TPO books are all must-have reading for deital/planar stuff. There's one chapter in TPO itself which focuses directly on the planes, while the entire Chessboards book does as well. (The other two TPO books are focused on the deity stuff, so less so on the planes themselves). I also...

Perhaps you missed this update?: http://lakegenevaoriginalrpg.blogspot.com/2013/11/updates-on-run.html :D IIRC, the Hobby Shop Dungeon from Ernie Gygax and Benoist Poire is appearing in Gygax Magazine #3, too.