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This is the closest thing at this point in time, and it is impressive: https://www.patreon.com/posts/free-5e-release-51285134 Other noteworthy Greyhawk 5E conversion work: Free Resources – Greyhawk Grognard And... https://www.greyhawkcompanion.com/

"Ask, and you shall receive!" <Poof> D&D General - Campaign Setting Resources Online The Discord channel can be accessed via the Canonfire! website (see the above resource list). Additionally, here are some groups doing actual plays online: . Looks like they have several seasons worth of...

And that confirms just how much Critical Role/Matt Mercer I watch.

Hmmm... I wonder if someone with Matt Mercer's cred among younger gamers could boost the popularity of a Greyhawk 50th anniversary product (assuming he would be willing to endorse it, or to incorporate parts of it into his own streams, of course).

What, you mean Youtube and Discord channels, Facebook groups, wikis and dedicated fan sites aren't enough??? Is that what this "progress" thing is all about? ;)

A focus on magi-tech wouldn't be a selling point for me... unless they set it in the setting's elder days, i.e., when the Suel Imperium, the Empire of Vecna, the Baklunish Empire, Keraptis, Blackmoor (?), etc. were at their zenith. A time when magic (and, in some places, tech) were at their...

Cool! What are the odds that the Level Up books will make it into North American (read: Canadian) retail? Or be available through Amazon, even (not my preferred choice)?

I would go even farther, maybe even as far as 676 CY... the world should still be familiar enough then, while still providing plenty of space to create some distance from the events of 576-598 CY and generate new conflicts that don't dogpile on top of prior ones. I really hate it when a setting...

I'm really annoyed that it hasn't made its way through distribution channels to Canada. Was all set to pre-order for three of my players as well, but, there's nothing to pre-order/nowhere to pre-order from... and we aren't interested in paying for shipping and US currency conversion.

WotC just need to make it a competitor to my other favourite setting, Midnight, published for 5E by Edge Studio. Maybe relaunch Greyhawk as a darker "mature content" line (EDIT: not going to happen, I know)? Give Edge Studio a run for the money, the same way Spelljammer is going to give...

And also turns off casual players with limited budgets...

The Living Greyhawk Gazetteer remains one of my all-time favourite D&D setting books, second only perhaps to FFG's 3.5 version of Midnight. Yes, the art in the LGG left much to be desired, but I think the book struck the right balance between providing a lot of interesting lore (that increased...

THACO went away, as did negative/descending AC values.

Because they aren't very good at math? I haven't watched the series, just making a guess based on the excerpt you described.

I was given the first novel as a gift when it first came out... and I was unable to finish it. I loved the original film, but was so disappointed by that book that I gave it away and never read the rest of the trilogy.

Not that you ever needed my blessings. ;)

Ghosts of Saltmarsh has potential if you want to put in the effort to further develop the town and its existing factions, which I am at the moment.

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In which case the adventures may be perfectly fine. I probably qualify as a slightly jaded old fart... but if you're just starting out, odds are you haven't seen the same familiar plot lines, villains, and tropes recycled over and over again. So don't let me, or anyone else, rain on your parade...