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Up to this point all check. Dragon magazine articles check (in both .pdf and hardcopy), Polyhedron articles check.

Just one? My white box. It cost me $21 at a comic book store but it didn't have "Men & Magic" it had "Eldritch Wizardry" instead. I found a copy of "Men & Magic" on Ebay for $17, thus completing the set. 1st Edition Shadowrun hardback. Now if i could only get it signed by Elmore. 1st...

I started today. My 1st block, 4th block, and Homeroom students were pretty good. 3rd block is my conference period. With 2nd block I got through half the material because of the students. I don't have the background to deal with them but our Assistant Principal is currently a national guard...

Because it all tastes like chicken.

If you are boycotting him, I think I've got it covered. Hadn't realized how big a part of my gaming collection he is: Hollow Earth Expedition: Got the free game day version True20 Adventure Roleplaying: bought the .pdf Beyond the Horizon: Have a copy Gamma World Player's Handbook: ditto...

What about Hell on Earth, Macho Women with Guns, Aftermath, Rifts, or After the Bomb? Only two of them had a d20 adaptation.

So you are actually defending the pseudomedieval pseduoTolkien knockoffs of Greyhawk, The core of the Forgotten Realms, and Dragonlance as unique richly rendered worlds? Really? By what standard? Compared to Glorantha, Kulthea, Mythic Europe, or Harn they look like patchwork continents filled...

These are the things I've ported backwards into 3.5: 1. Defenses. Everyone must make attack rolls and you don't need two rolls to determine an effect (minus saving throws). I like the combination of Reflex Defenses and Armor Class because they really are the same thing. 2. Armor. Armor...

There was a City of Gold adventure: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/tsr9349.zip And the other Maztican stuff can be found here: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/tsr1066.zip http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/tsr9333.zip http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/tsr9340.zip But it is true, about all...

Like some of the posters above I'm system agnostic. If a module has a good idea then I use it. I have run 2300 AD modules in GURPS, GURPS modules in Modern d20, GURPS modules in 3.x D&D, original BRP Call of Cthulhu modules in d20 CoC, Palladium Fantasy modules in 3.x D&D, and so on.

Like some of the posters above I'm system agnostic. If a module has a good idea then I use it. I have run 2300 AD modules in GURPS, GURPS modules in Modern d20, GURPS modules in 3.x D&D, original BRP Call of Cthulhu modules in d20 CoC, and so on.

That already exists and was done better than Greenwood could ever do: Tékumel :: The World of the Petal Throne but try getting people to play. Its not all that easy. I've thought about putting Tsolyanu next to my European analog to see if that would make it more interesting.

Darn, I'm double posting again. I thought about doing that also and just spread the cities out on the Northern coast (along with Thymanther and Akundul) and move the Living Jungle from South of Kara-Tur to the plateau in the center of the large unknown continent. It would be an interesting...

Thanks SPECTRE666. I think the continent south of Maztica is called Akota. It was mentioned in passing as another land in the Al-Qadim book as a place that they traded with and is possibly an African analog. Traders probably Island hopped off the Southwestern Isles, braved the open water to...

Who? If there is a good cartographer out there I would like to have a link.

I don't know either (I have my theory, but I am going to be quiet about that, I had my rant). If you had a few Maztican bound adventurers they could end up crashing on the Aberiran continent and finding out more of the place. You can even put it closer to Evermeet, I just put it down there...

Sorry about the double post, but here is Toril with Io's blood in the corner. The map is 1530 miles across so there may be a little distortion since I did the resizing by hand, but it's pretty close.

The map was more for comparison. I used the scale on the lower right side to scale the returned Aberir continent. The scale is 1000 miles in length. The map for returned Aberir is 800 miles square. So it is big enough to fit into the trackless sea and definitely much smaller than the...

Forgotten Realms: I pulled some maps off the internet and decided to scale Returned Abeir and see how large it was compared to the other continents on Toril. The map of Returned Abeir is approximately 800 miles x 800 miles meaning it is a very small continent and fits nicely in the Trackless...