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If we do an artificer, I'd like it to be 1. available in the license for third-party development and 2. a history lesson that puts to rest the idea that high tech doesn't belong in DND. I'd start with Blackmoor/Greyhawk, but Forgotten Realms has the presence of modern tech, as shown by this...

Yeah, I was once at a con where they wanted an old-school dungeon hack, and he got it when I went old-school dungeon hack (aka poke everything with a stick, don't attack unless everything was in your favor, and make sure you never fight a monster in their room). We got attacked by a monster...

https://breadthofpopsanity.blogspot.com/2016/01/dungeonhack-101-part-1-useful-items.html https://breadthofpopsanity.blogspot.com/2016/01/dungeonhack-101-part-2-some-ideas.html I love the old-school dungeon-hacking strategies. How well do they work in your favorite version of dnd of choice...

As we go around post-apocalyptic Toronto, we end up in the Artful Wastes. Art was never more terrifying. <evil grin>. https://www.hodgepocalypse.com/2025/01/scarcity-hodgepocalypse-toronto-part-5.html

This is more for fun then anything else. We all have that one item we really liked so much we decided to update it. Here's mine, let's see yours: The Wand of the Squid from U3: The Final Enemy Wand of the Squid Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement by a spellcaster) Carved from deep-sea...

okay I'll bite Which monsters make the best sandwiches? :p

yeah I want a series where Minsc travels the world butt-kicking for goodness! After all, he is the fantasy equivalent of The Tick, which makes me a die hard fan. :D

That explains this. ,. :D But yeah If Halflings invented the Sandwich Gnomes invented deep frying.

yeah The first dungeon had a gift shop and other anachronisms. It was a fantasy world that took fun aspects of the Middle Ages, Middle Earth, Jack Vance, Lankhmar, and a touch of Conan, with a need to wargame on a small scale and pushed them through the filter of the wild Wild West. Cutting...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliaria_petiolata yay, mustard is indigenous to Europe. There are no excuses for a condiment. Sandwiches rejoice! :p

Since this is somewhat of a food thread, I need to ask. How perpetual is perpetual stew? :D

An octopus called Tako (Taco) in Japanese Octopus: "not helping!"

I assume that Earl was some halfling based on this guy. :D

Well, not everybody is as fantastic as Byzantium and can steal tea and silk from China.

agreed that makes them weird :p

The answer is determined by the cross-comparison: is a Polish sausage in a bun a sandwich as well?

and now you know the real reason why a lot of high-magic fantasy worlds have portals It's for takeout. and I have proof. :cool:

The only question is what they are called. It's multiple Choice: Bready Bites - Emphasizing the bread and the small size that fits perfectly in halfling hands. Hobbit Hoagies - A playful term that references their identity and their fondness for substantial, filling sandwiches. Snackin’...

It is, of course, a donair and its been invented by the Cyclops . They are pretty adamant about this. :p