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I think the best greyhawk material I ever bought must be the City of Greyhawk boxed set

I almost forgot your... fixation... :P

Somehow, I don'te see the difference. It's just a matter of scale.

Anyone mentioned Ghostwalk yet ? ;)

I wish I could say I have a game for you, but my group is made up of german gamers... Very sorry, but I'll keep my ears open in case i hear of a group around us :)

I tried reading one or two of his books at the local bookstore yesterday... What a waste of half an hour...

I'll lean out the winder here, and say DON'T get any kind of tourist's guide book. Just make a list of places you KNOW you want to see, and wander to and frow. You stumble on some really interesting places that way that are NOT in the books. And you look less like a tourist ;) ...how I miss...

Sounds just about right :)

I've been out of the d20 loop for the last six months - it actually got released?

Well, I've seen claims (And backing prove for each) going from 5000 to 1 million items. At the moment theory says 8000, but until we have that damn time machine working, we'll never know... :D

Who? Sorry, but as a GM, part of the fun - for me - is world building, and watching the enjoyment the players show at my creation.

How will people get to the outer planes?

*Insane giggle*

I know ;) But on the other hand, a system I don't understand might even make the task even more difficult, wouldn't you agree?

I think if there were a kind of "Compass" that pointed at certain alignments, and you took it to the far realm, it would fould up on itself and turn into a tentacled butterfly with teeth

BTW, has anyone thought of trying to use Mongoose's EA: Chaos Magic with IH?

Yes, i do know how big ancient librarys tended to be - I'm a historian. And I can tell you that any estimate for Alexandria that goes over the 8000 mark is overrated. WAY overrated. Remember, we are talking about a time without printing presses, where everything was copied by hand. HOWEVER...

It is. And yes, it runs for days :) I spent the last summer I was in the UK watching the cricket in the garden :)

The Far Realm and it's inhabitants are not evil - they do not normally even comprehend our existance. We are as uncomprehendable to them, as they to us. Most of these "creatures" count (in my game, at least) as forces of nature (And as what else would one count the likes of Cthulhu, unless...

Doesn't Shemmy come round anymore?