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Thank you Dark Jester. My thoughts exactly. There is a lot more to Utah than "just a state full of Mormons. (Yes, I'm from Utah. No, I'm not Mormon but some of my best friends are.)

A real gem was "Breaker Morant" which was the dramatization of the court martial of 3 Australian officers at the end of the Boar War in South Africa. The directing, acting and writing are nothing short of perfect. There is not a weak link in the cast and the story real draws you in

I3 Pharaoh I4 Oasis of the White Palm I5 Lost Tomb of Martek UK2: The Sentinel UK3: The Gauntlet L2 Assassin's Knot U1 Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh I1 Dwellers of the Forbidden City* First module I ever DMed. UK4: When a Star Falls UK6: All That Glitters

I loved Night Below and the Rod of Seven Parts box sets. Just my humble opinion.

I believe that they are in the 3rd edtion Oriental Adventures. It has been around 3 years since I poped open that book but am about 90% that they were listed in that book. As for 1st edition, they first appeared in "Dwellers of the Forbidden City."

I have a B.S in History with a Minor in Theater from Weber State Univeristy.

Next to “Arrested Development” I think that “Scrubs” is the funniest show on T.V.

Basic D & D Elf. I don't quite remember what killed him but it was in the "In Search of the UnKnown" (B1) module. I can't even remember the poor guy's name. He did survive the Orc cave in the Caves of Chaos though.

I really miss Top Secret. It has been over 20 years since I played that. I guess I am just getting nostalgic.

True enough. I may not like the Forgotten Realms very much but I will be the first to admit that I got a ton of use out of Waterdeep: City of Splendors box set. I also greatly enjoyed running the 3 modules that came out with The Horde box set.

Forgotten Realms. It made me feel like the player characters were just along for the ride.

I would recommend just about anything by David Gemmell.

It is to the South West of the Domain of Greyhawk. As for countries, I seem to recall that the major towns such as Safeton have increasing come under the sway of the Domain of Greyhawk with the southern part of the Coast partially under the control of the half-orc general Turmosh Mak.

The kingdom of Furyondy could be an option. Furyondy's crusade against the empire of Iuz would be a good back drop for a campaign. I used it myself back in my 2nd Edition days.

The Wild Coast is great place to start. In addition to the Wild Coast, another good place to consider would be the Gnarly Forrest. The old “From the Ashes” box set had a number of great adventure hooks that were set there.

I do. I am presently running the Shackled City adventure path and I have firmly placed it in the World of Grayhawk. I have tried other settings over the 23 years that I have been playing D&D but for whatever reason, I just keep coming back to the World of Grayhawk setting. I can’t help but...

Brilliant. Nothing short of brilliant. The plans for the game room have changed dramatically.

An orc in the Caves of Chaos outside of the Keep on the Borderlands.

In a used Crown Royal bag.

Switzerland France Italy and while in Italy, I also visited the Vatican.