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Oh there are still plenty of Greyhawk villains on there! :) Acererak is a great big classic Greyhawk baddie, as well as Kyuss, Rary, and Vecna. (I'm just glad all that stuff about Robilar was finally cleared up; even though good (bad) ol' Lord Robilar is Lawful Evil he's not really a...

What, no Iuz or Graz'zt? Oh well, Tharizdun kind of overshadows them, anyway. :giggle: And I love Strahd and Lord Soth.

Looks very cool to me! That art really is gorgeous. I wonder how much work it would take to translate the adventure to a city in the Flanaess? I am starting a new Greyhawk campaign in a few weeks and I would happily use this for some of it. I was thinking of possibly replacing Baldur's Gate...

REALLY?! $22.46?! Well DAMN, I guess I can afford that! Thank you, my friend! (y)

Great review, thanks! This looks very cool... so cool that I'd like to try to save up enough to buy one (I don't imagine they will be cheap.) I just hope the supplies last long enough to give me enough time to save up. Also (not meaning to sound snide) if the symbol on the box you mentioned...

Druid of Shub-Niggurath.

I know! The next book will be Elminster & Mordenkainen's Guide to Going Mental! ...maybe?

That was the first thing I thought of, too. :)

I could totally rock Lovecraftian Spelljammer.

This sounds really cool. And makes me very hopeful for future setting books! (like Greyhawk hint hint!) ;)

Very nice. Much closer to the mythology than the "Cooshee" Elven Hounds we got back in 1st and 2nd Edition. As far as I can remember those were pretty much just big green doggos.

By "rad" I didn't simply mean he was "pure goodness and light." I meant he was an endlessly fascinating and multi-talented person seriously worthy of study, and respect just for the sheer mithril balls he had and things he accomplished. Insert Ben Franklin as a native of Oerth or Toril and...

HA! I can totally see that. :) 21st Century Ben Franklin as major league political/scientific/social Influencer.

Ben Franklin was pretty damn rad, based on everything I've read about him.

I'd pay a lot for that! There has been so damn much Forgotten Realms Drow lore written over the decades but virtually nothing written for the original Drow city of Erelhei-Cinlu (named after Gary's kids, which I know that you're well aware of, grodog:)) and they could so so much rad stuff with...

I have to say that I would absolutely adore a 5E conversion of The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth and The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun. They could expand it into a whole campaign sized sandbox, including the nearby Gnome village and add details like other denizen creatures of the mountains. With the...

Isn't it great when people are nice to each other? If everyone in the world only looked out for themselves and was only concerned with their own self-interest than that would mean that everyone would only have one person looking out for them: themselves. But if everyone would make just a bit...

(blush) 🙈 Why thank you, my friend! I am sincerely honored! :D I just think there is so much more to Alignment Languages than "HAHA how do you speak Chaotic Evil?!" Or the old joke about Lawful Good peasants who hear their teenage son speaking Chaotic Evil with his friends one day and...

I just think they are really cool and flavorful, and add a whole other layer of esoteric/magical culture to the world of D&D, and to Greyhawk specifically. I get really irked by people who say the Alignment Languages are dumb, especially since their complaints about them usually make it clear...

The World of Greyhawk is my absolute favorite setting. I love the 'Realms (especially the 1E Old Grey Box and the 3E FRCS) but Greyhawk is just my personal favorite thing, with all it's weirdness (in the original sense of Lovecraft/Clark Ashton Smith style Weird Fiction) oldschool 1930s pulp...