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Hey there, fellow gamers, We're looking to round out our groups with some experienced and mature players who are familiar with the Greyhawk setting, enjoy a bit of light-hearted banter, and live to roll the d20. We throw down weekly with hideous abominations so a bit of courage would be needed...

Yeah, that pretty much nails it, but we can do without someone's assumptions about gaming foisted off on us like the rule of law. Sadly, that's what this module seems to generate from those ill-equipped to deal with such challenges. If you don't like the module, don't whine and cry about it...

Whatever, paladin boy.

So all of your characters stayed together and entered rooms at the same time? You never took any slaves or hirelings with you as cannon fodder? Sheesh, I can see why you thought of it as arbitrary. Think outside the box, man. That's what we had to do once our only surviving character escaped...

For those whining about the difficulty of the module, let's remember that it's The Tomb of HORRORS,' not 'The tomb of fluffy bunnies.' 10 out of 10.

I still agree with Monte that 'The Gamers' is the REAL D&D movie. I hear they're making part two, as well.

Hiya, Gary, Hope you're doing well. Forgive me if this is the umpteenth time it has been asked (I looked over some of the other questiions but had not found it), but I'm curious to know how the work on Zagyg is coming along. Last I heard, both you and Rob had finished parts one and two, but...

Having been reinvented five times over (FTA 2e, 3e/3.5, 4e, 4.25, 5e - and each new incarnation wiped clean thereafter), the final solution to Greyhawk is nearly upon us; Gygax's spirit has been located on Arcadia and offered full creative control of the setting. Said the great master...

This may be due to the fact that gamers can't get enough use out of the books to justify the cost, or that the book is somehow substandard in terms of overall quality (i.e. typos, redundant information, padding, etc.). I have books which I have not used enough to justify my buying them, but I...

I've been wanting to try out Gamma World 12e, but it fails to reflect the challenges of the real post-apocalyptic era.

"Fun?" What is this? A grand orgy of consumerism?

Then again, all the violence of the constant slaughtering might have made them better fighters and less slave-like, thus ensuring a rosier future.

...and the cleric keeps an eye on the wizard.

I will most likely stay with 3.5 as I've had it with buying a new book every month. I'll wait until 5e before getting back into the consumer buying craze.

Hi, Gary, It took me a while to get back to that initial question, but I appreciate the answer nonetheless. How about a follow-up? Of all the mosters that you have created for this game we love so much, which one surprised you the most? By that, I mean, which one had the greatest impact on the...

Not that I want Wotc to fail (or get sold), but if Pokemon was Hasbro's main reason for buying wotc, then what is their motivation for keeping the company?

It'll be a tough stretch for him. They don't have any classes in wife-beating.

For me, the books have been hit and miss... but hit more often than not, I guess: the revision was pricy, but necessary overall; I liked the monster series (monster manuals, libris mortis, etc.); haven't liked the environment series at all; enjoyed the complete series; and have had mixed...

It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it.

Ten years in Japan. ;)