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Heh. Someone online was calling Qimir "Smilo Ren." :ROFLMAO: The smile does make the mask creepier.

I think Sol had crept into the Nightsisters complex to sneak Osha (and maybe Mae) out, but somehow (intentionally or inadvertently) made the fire worse. He may have even killed the Nightsisters (again, on purpose or by "self defense," which would be difficult to justify if he broke in and was...

I was wondering if Osha and Mae would switch places philosophically over the course of the show. Now that they have physically swapped places, it seems like a more possible result. Since he heard the word "Sith," for the sake of canon, Sol must end up either dead by the end of the show, or be...

Loving the new map, but I just find it funny seeing "Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth" on the map. :ROFLMAO:

I find this true for every episode of The Prisoner. My first exposure to The Prisoner was catching the episode "The Girl Who Was Death" about 15 minutes into it on a local PBS channel late one weekend. I was utterly lost but oddly fascinated by it at the same time. I looked at the TV Guide (it...

Just to clarify, there are two Greyhawk campaign products. First, there was 1980's The World of Greyhawk folio that had the map and a 32 page booklet. This was revised and expanded in 1983 into a box set, with the map and two booklets: an 80-page guide and a 48-page glossography.

I did not count the hexes (30 miles per hex), but roughly measuring pixels gives me 4095 miles east to west and 2858 miles north to south.

A horn? Careful, that might attract bards.... According to 3.5's Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk, Bilarro was an alternate universe version of Robilar (note the anagram).

Mundi was not on Khofar and so has not witnessed anything (yet).

Hmmm... if Mrs. Flood's first and middle names have the initials W and L, they can get an "Old Wolf" anagram. Maybe I am just crying wolf....

Any new spells or feats?

Yes, the "random generation of everything" style of DMing has been declining since 2e. I was attempting to give context for why it was there. Its waning usage is why "% in lair" is gone from stat blocks in the last three editions.

And Bobby has a unicorn belt buckle! :D

Earlier editions had a large focus on random encounters during exploration and wandering monsters in dungeons. The "% in lair" was to determine if you ran into the creature(s) in or near their home, which was helpful as many monsters had different treasure in their lair.

I have a probably far-too-complicated method that I do not need to use often. I tell my players falling -- even a short fall -- can be deadly, so try not to fall. On the other hand, there are the (extremely rare) examples of folks surviving falls from great heights. I wanted to model both...

"He was in Menzoberranzan with my mom when she was worshipping spiders right before she died."

Sony exec: "So these Drow elves worship the queen of spiders, eh?" Hasbro/WotC: "Yes, they do." Sony exec: "Sounds great for a Madame Web crossover!" This would be better. Sony's Spider-Verse movies are great, both in animation and story.