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Anthony Huso posted a cool site that allows you to build heraldry at the elements level, and I thought it might catch folks' eye, in particular fans of Greyhawk: Ravens Fell Heraldry Allan.

While I've been working on my prescience and omniscience skills, I don't think they're quite up to that level yet ;) Allan.

LOL @Neurotic ! While seeing custardy's praise (and mine, though less voluminous) is not a bad thing, I mostly just wanted to bump the thread and offer Sep a little more visibility into the memorable impact that his words (and he and his players' games) have made in the world =) Allan.

Bumping for Wyre reference found in the wild on reddit!: Allan.

De nada! Allan.

OJ#35 is available to download (as well as any others you might have missed): Oerth Journal • Greyhawk Online Allan.

Update for you Ant: D&D 5E - Age of Worms Adventure Path Allan.

Thanks @Dax Doomslayer --- I had clicked on links farther in that post, but found them now with your guidance! Allan.

@Echohawk : Ant, thought you might want to see this re: the Greyhawk index, in case your links will need to be updated. @Tormyr : sorry, where did you post the individual file links? Allan.

Post-Ides of-April bump! Allan.

Hear hear! =) Allan.

Now that is a fabulous idea @Eridanis ! I'm sure we could get one of the regular old-school streamers/podcasters to do this, with a little finagling (or one of the old-guard SH folks who stream/whatever)! Allan.

Almost-March bump! Allan.

"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot: Allan.

I thought this might catch folks' Greyhawk ears: Allan.

Happy 2021 Bump! Allan.

Pre-Christmas bump! Happy holidays, @Sepulchrave II =) Allan.

Indeed =) Allan.

David, I’m thinking about the various additional articles from Dragon that were not included in the boxed set, in particular: Jeff Easley’s and Jeff Butler’s artwork from the original and Suel D&DG of Greyhawk series, as well as details on all of the Suloise gods from Lakofka’s work, plus...

There were still significant omissions from the 1983 box, which is probably worth a blog post on sometime—and could be fodder for a “revised and expanded” 1983 box update edition, in my mind’s eye ;) Allan.