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Right on! Congrats! :)

we play 3.5. After running two or three 3.5 campaigns, I am finally inflicting a dragon on the party next week. It will be a young dragon and I look forward to the fight. It's interesting how so many gamers don't focus on dragons. Dungeons yes, but not the other side of the ampersand.

Another straight egder here. No alcohol in the house.

December 1, 2008; Iridia No. 82; D&D 3.5/Miniatures/Labyrinth Lord/GURPS 4e 20 pages; digest format; $2.00 In the Actual Play column, I present Augus Storn, an 8th level Cleric of Hextor. Augus has grown weary of the PCs in my campaign and wishes to crush them once and for all. His background...

I hope that I have something that will help. On the back page of Iridia 59 is a two-storey home with map, a brief description and the stats you require. http://www.iridiazine.net/pdf/Iridia59.pdf Peace, Christian

A New Yorker cover from a few months back. I think it's relevant to this discussion.

Hello everyone, Iridia 82 will be mailed out in two weeks. To tide you over, I'd like to share the supporting podcast for the issue. The .mp3 can be downloaded here. Iridia 82 will cover terrain, D&D 3.5, GURPS 4e and Labyrinth Lord. It will be a full issue! Enjoy! PS: I've started listing...

Shoot. Not a whole lot there that calls out to me. I really like the mushrooms, though. A bunch of those could dress up a dungeon rather nicely.

That's quite a commitment! After a year, our effort stalled out soon after encountering the insane Kuo Toa.

Patrick Lawinger wrote that one. Great module!

If D&D was shelved tomorrow, most people would be unaffected. They'd keep playing merrily along, happy to indulge in whatever edition strikes their fantasy. Perhaps it would be like Star Trek. The original series ran for, what, three seasons? After it was canceled, people were still...

If you want to read an example of an entire campaign based upon the machinations of an Aboleth, get hold of TSR's 2e campaign box set "The Night Below." It's pretty epic, although players had mixed reactions to it. It really is an impressive product.

I like the crantrips. A nifty edition to the game. Did not like the inflative ability scores of the Cavalier. Thought the Thief-Acrobat was a nifty proto-prestige class. Loved the pole arm illustrations. Hated the binding.

I'm late to the party, but right on Erik. Happy day!

I think it's great to see so many periodicals on the scene. Promags in print, amateur .pdf zines, prozines in pdf, single sheets...it's all good. :)

Awesome. I took a copy of that book to a con and had it signed by at least a dozen cast members.

Star Frontiers Star Frontiers was so great. After swords and sorcery, lasers and grenades were awesome. I liked the skills, weapons, races, all of it. This was a game that was fun back then and would be fun now.

If I may, I'd like to plug the podcast that supports my fanzine, Iridia. Link: ttp://www.iridiazine.net/podcast/iridia81.mp3 Thanks! Christian

Oh man, that was the best. I especially loved it when the DM would add his own twisted spin to the results. Good times, good times.

The OP describes my frame of mind these days. I have no interest in 4e. I am running a 3.5 game now and as the PCs hit 6th level, the complexity level is starting to increase. When this campaign runs it's course, I think I'll be done with 3.5. I've run some fun campaigns, but there's nothing...