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Here's an article I wrote about Spelljammer during the 3rd edition days, but I think a lot of the themes work here too. Creating Spelljammer for 3rd Edition Short version is that Spelljammer should be both its own setting and a way to travel between settings.

I'm looking for some adventures that take place within halfling lands (i.e. the Shire). This can be any edition or system, though I'd prefer something D&D/d20-ish. Something like this: Shadows of the Halfling Hall Thanks in advance.

I've been doing some research this morning, and I guess there was a creative difference that led to some of the creators breaking off of this documentary to form The Great Kingdom. This appears to have been held up in court for years. I thought I saw mention of a court date today. We'll see...

Bummer. So is there a way to get one's money refunded? Because I'm not getting an answer from them.

There was a kickstarter a few years back for the Dungeons & Dragons Documentary. It was running behind, of course, but it seemed to be moving forward. From what I am seeing now, I can't see that the project is still in the works. Now I'm worried that I'm out some money. Anyone know what...

I'm coming to this thread as a Dragonlance fan first, but also a fan of all the D&D settings in one form or another. Greyhawk, the Forgotten Realms, Mystara, and Dragonlance have been categorized as "generic fantasy," which in turn means that products from one setting may compete with products...

I never tire of hearing this story. Props to Tracy and Margaret.

I think I misspoke. Back in 3rd edition, I wrote an article called Creating Spelljammer For 3rd Edition. I proposed the idea that Spelljammer should be its own setting, as well as be a connection to other settings. In the Shadows of the Spider Moon mini-game out in Dungeon #92/Polyhedron...

With Greyhawk being so close to the Realms, it makes it hard to market and sell Greyhawk. They would be competing properties owned by the same company. What if Greyhawk was a setting that enhanced the Realms rather than competed? For example, let's say that Oerth is a sister world to Toril...

I want my tables to be made of oak.

There are a number of folks who believe that the Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk are two similar, though die-hard fans of each setting may disagree. I think I would add in Mystara to that mix as well. What Mystara has going for it is the Hollow World and the Immortals. While there are skyships...

Greyhawk, in my opinion, needs to have its own identity so that it can stand out as a distinctive world from the Forgotten Realms or Mystara. It used to be thought of as the world of classic dungeons, but with Tales of the Yawning Portal, those dungeons can appear in any world. What that...

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That looks pretty good. Thanks!

Just wondering if anyone has converted the Maenad from the 3.5 Expanded Psionics Handbook. Thanks!

Does anyone know of a mystic character sheet? It may be a little early for that yet, but I'm hoping to find one. Thanks!

To me, the Oath of Conquest would work well for the Knights of the Skull from Dragonlance. Skull Knights are the divine arm of the Knights of Neraka (Knights of Takhisis).

Success! I found it! My Google Fu was much better tonight. So what I was looking for came from an interview on WotC's site with James Wyatt. Source: http://www.circvsmaximvs.com/forum/showthread.php?63067-New-D-amp-D-4e-setting-for-2010-Dark-Sun&p=990742&viewfull=1#post990742 This was what...

I am trying to find a description of the 4e elements, and I can't seem to find it. It may have been from a web article or from the Dark Sun Campaign Setting. It says something like "elements of sun, sand, fire, and wind" or some such. Basically, a way of describing the elements that was more...