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Grimlocks, githyanki, and for some strange reason goblinoid slaves.

Double post.

IMO, definitely not pulp, maybe noir. I'd say "mystery" or "whodunnit" and leave it at that.

Conan: Shadizar City of Wickedness Dragonlance: War of the Lance Babylon 5: Into the Crucible Complete Arcane Ars Magica 5th

I've got mine pre-ordered on Amazon along with The Broken Covenant of Calebais, and I'm looking forward to getting my grubby mitts on 'em both. I never really jelled with 4th edition - a lot of the rules made no sense to me - (like how an unarmored beggar had a better advantage in combat than a...

Shining South, followed by The Unappropachable East and the Western Heartlands.

Thanks! :)

They're on theiir way.

Have it, love it. Happiness with PARANOIA is mandatory. You are happy with your purchase, aren't you citizen?

1980, the original basic set. A human magic-user named Merlin (whatta ya want - I was 11). Didn't quite understand the spell rules - I though a 1st level magic was supposed to have only one spell, in my case shield. Si every combat I'd cast shield on myself and hide behind by brother's...

I did a 3.5 conversion of the A series a while back. You're welcome to them - just tell me where to email 'em to.

Interesting... Hey, if I've converted anything in this thread that you still need converted feel free to take it.

Sure. Where do you want it sent?

Core: Maybe the Monster Manual IV. Otherwise, I'm good on core stuff, thanks. I really have no use for MORE crunch (there's enough PrC's already, IMO). Forgotten Realms: Regional Books: Kara-Tur, Western Heartlands, Hordelands, Bloodstone Lands, Anauroch. I'll also second the need for...

Sure - it'll be interesting to see someone else's take on the material. Send it to mijero at si dot rr dot com. Thanks!

I'm fiddling around with I1: Dwellers of the Forbidden City and Beneath the Twisted Tower from the 2nd edition Forgotten Realms boxed set. Both conversions are around 25% done.

This looks really good. I started a conversion too, but gave it up around Chapter 2. Thanks for posting this!

Oh God, please don't let it be John Byrne. Anyone but Byrne. A GL monthly penned by Geoff Johns would definitely be on my must buy list list though.

Picked it up yesterday, and after reading the train-wreck that was GL #181, all I can say is *WOW*. I knew going in that this is series is a reset for Hal Jordan (FINALLY), but it looks like Geoff Johns is pressing the reset button for the whole GL universe. :cool: The high points:

Agreed that Shaft probably does have one of the best themes. However, the Rockford Files still is the TV show with the best theme. EVAR. ;)