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Blue Slaad make Red Slaad and Red Slaad make blue Slaad, except when they make Green Slaad.

I too, like minotaurs. A bit of thread necromancy here, but I'm in the "Min (rhymes with sin)-O ("American English Long O")-Tore (Rhymes with Lore, Data's "brother")" pronunciation camp. The recent use of the long "I" in the first syllable has really thrown me, but I suppose it makes since...

I was shocked, SHOCKED I tell you when I realized how many librarian friends I have scattered around the country. They're EVERYWHERE.

I'm avoiding grading to post this (during a plan period, no less. It's been a long Monday.) BA in English, Teaching of Secondary Education (What do you do with...?), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000. MA in Teaching and Leadership (Without the Leadership endorsement. I was younger...

PARANOID RADIOACTIVE CHEF OWL. Actually, two-and-a-half of those are spot on.

FWIW, I pre-ordered through Miniature Market in January, and it showed up today. (Not to threadjack; late pre-orders bother the heck out of me so I empathize.)

Oh, man: The Borovia Arc would make a great adventure seed: you've got what starts as a standard rescue mission-in-hostile-territory, it goes pear-shaped when the hostage is already released, there's colorful NPC's (White Clown, Magda, Cobra Commander), a circus (!), the party gets split: one...

More like a Marvel GI Joe Comics reference: Borovia. :) (Ish #61-66: Really good storyline, though.) ETA: But that's not to say Larry Hama wasn't aware of the Hickmans or their work.

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Oh! Same! My first "campaign" (as opposed to Scout Camp-O-Ree one-shots), buying and painting our own mini was the price of admission. This would have been sometime between 90 and 92, I'm sure.

I just want to add my voice to the thanks for this--as a long-time DL fan (back to alt.fan.dragonlance)-- I appreciate the time and effort put into this document.

Extreme Dinosaurs? (I know, you said "better" animation.)

Completely agree! I'd consider seeking out a print if I were going to GenCon this year. It's exactly the type of story a Kender would tell about "Uncle Tas"...even if Soth was one of the few things to unsettle Kender in-universe.

Oooh. Are those Peryton in image 140650? As a Jorge Luis Borges fan, I'm always excited to see them featured more.

Dinosaucers?

(I'm a few days behind on this conversation, so if it's said elsewhere, I apologize,.) I was hoping for Dragon-Pact Warlock in Strixhaven, but by putting out Fizban's before that one, there's a chance we'd see the pact even earlier, and Stix can draw from that. I don't know what I'd want to see...

Spin it! Oh-eee-yeah, oh-eee-Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn?

Yup, same. And I only worked in a pizza joint for two days (long story). I was 15-16. I wasn't smart enough to ask why.

Oh, I don't disagree. They're also probably over-levelled for a MtG player coming to D&D for the first time: too many options. But that just brings us back to the question the other thread asked: who is the audience for these?

They did, but like so much else it's not very easy to find: Planeswalker Pregens (is linking like this okay?) Individual sheets can be found on the Adventuers in the Forgotten Realms product page down on the bottom left.