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I had a great time as well. Caught up with some friends I hadn't seen in a year or so. I also stopped by to chat to a few people whose products I'd backed on Kickstarter. The panels I attended were well worth it. I just wished I'd had more spoons so I could have stayed longer but by 2 pm I...

This year was probably the first one where traders were declining cash and preferring card payments.

They're good people with some great products. I made sure I stopped by to say hello.

Out of all the modules I have on my shelf it's the only one that's on my list that I want to complete.

I opened up the box this afternoon and found the old character sheets from the previous play through, I'm also missing some of the original handouts at least I've got the pdfs of them.

Ah, took me a couple of reads of your reply to understand your post. When I say run I meant play through not run as in a sprint. Sorry for any confusion I might have caused.

I was gifted the boxed set in 1995 and it has a prominent place on my bookshelf where I can see it. It has always been one of the adventures I've wanted to run all the way through.

Now those maps are really cool.

I did try to run it for my old group a while ago using D&D3.5 with some conversion notes. The entire party ended up being wiped out by a pack of dogs while investigating the Kidnapping on the Moors. I'm going to make a few adjustments to the scenario this time to account for this horrible event.

I shall look into both of these companies, thank you.

The pdf copies I have come from the very early days of the WotC storefront where they sold their pdfs. I have since repurchased the files from Drivethru and they look much better, I'm guessing that they rescanned the original documents.

I find myself once more looking at the AD&D Night Below campaign on my shelf and flipping through the pdfs I have. Does anyone have any suggestions for maps I can use for the Roll20 VTT?

You don't get much meat on a womble :-)

I recall that the last edition also came in epub and MOBI format.

Pinnacle did a Savage Worlds Flash Gordon in 2018.

Humble bundle does offer the ability to download files using the Bittorrent protocol. It's shame that other sites don't offer this option.

I had that very miniature and it looked really impressive on the box. It's a pity I lacked the skills to assemble and paint it as it needed a lot of work.

At the time we did dabble with Players Option: Combat and Tactics, which made for an interesting time. Since the non-fighters could shift points into muscle so they could carry more gear.

Perhaps a revised The War Against the Catarrh based on the writer David Gerrold's books?

I'd like a new edition of Spawn of Fashan as the previous one is somewhat unbalanced and possibly unreadable.