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Knockspell and Fight On!. I own both the PDFs and paper copies (including the hardcover compilation for FO! 1-4). I've contributed articles to the first two issues of Knockspell, and I believe that I have one coming out in FO! #5 as well. Long live the Old School Renaissance! B-)

I'm running Swords & Wizardry, the 0e D&D 'retro-clone'. B-) Recently I've run Basic D&D (Moldvay rules), Labyrinth Lord, and C&C.

Excellent! B-)

I ran two 3e campaigns (2001-2002; 2003-2004) before deciding that the system wasn't for me. Since then, I've enjoyed running 'Castles & Crusades' and the Moldvay/Cook edition of Basic/Expert D&D (the rules from 1980-81). Also, I've always been a fan of the RC, although I haven't run it in...

Of course, you could simply play the version of D&D that you played 18 years ago! If you had a good time with the game then, there is no obvious reason why you wouldn't have a good time with it now. This suggestion probably will not be too popular on these boards, but if you're looking for a...

I have it, and it doth rock mightily! :cool: I rather liked the overview of the continent. Some amazing areas -- more interesting than any 'outer planes'!

Goodman Games has C&C versions for five of the 'Dungeon Crawl Classics'.

This makes no sense. It's trivially easy to use C&C material with 1e AD&D -- just reverse the ACs! So even if you dislike the C&C rules, using C&C material -- including James's Wilderlands material -- with 1e AD&D should be a snap.

Fair enough. I'm a fan of C&C as well, and you're right that it's easy to convert between C&C, Basic/Classic D&D, and AD&D (including the 'retro-clones' of the latter two games). :)

Thanks for the clarification, James. Your plans sound good. Small question: will you consider including 'retro-clone' material (i.e., Labyrinth Lord and OSRIC) in AGJ?

So this is a C&C version of the Necromancer PG, and not the (rather different) Player's Guide for his version of the Wilderlands (the "Wilderlands of High Adventure" as opposed to the JG/Necro "Wilderlands of High Fantasy")? I'm confused.

It's good to see that the PG will be available again. However, I thought that the C&C version of the Wildlerands was "The Wilderlands of High Adventure", which differs in many respects from the 3e version? Why the further muddying of waters between the two lines?

Sad news. I will always be grateful for his contributions to our hobby. :(

You are a wise person! :cool:

B10 Night's Dark Terror. Best D&D (any edition) module of all time. UK4 When A Star Falls. Best AD&D module of all time.

Gabor Lux ("Melan") has produced some of the best adventures in recent years. And they're free. :) Also, I'm interested to see Calithena's and Jeff Rient's contributions!

My question as well! :)

Sad news. The Wilderlands is probably my favourite campaign setting. The next campaign I run will be set there, in honour of Bob and his creative contributions to our hobby.

The Player's Guide if very helpful if you like a view of the setting as a whole, i.e., a 'big picture' look at the Wilderlands. It also includes information on gods, cultures, and history not included in the Boxed Set (for some reason the history in the Boxed Set stops abruptly thousands of...

I quite like the pdf, and am looking forward to getting a print version. :cool: