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Whelp, apparently things I'm is no Longer Allowed to do in at enworld: Bring up Mr. Welch :p **************************** Now that that is said, I've had a real soft spot for Blackmoor, and love the weird technology of the place, so my answer is simple: Run the DA Trilogy (including...

The Dig - Part 4 - Fort Mac Fort Mac: the Dig's beating heart. Skyscrapers like broken teeth, oozes in the alleys, Barons trading fuel for blood. Survival is commerce. Danger is currency. One bad deal & the pit swallows you whole. The Dig – Part 4 - Fort Mac

Just saw Mr. Welch 's breakdown and am curious Whom has used it and how? Any ideas on how to use?

I did a silly map

Starting with a classic

https://www.deviantart.com/eotbeholder/art/The-Only-Fantasy-World-Map-245738593 I use this map whenever I need something to confirm whether or not I have a unique thing. Otherwise, use the map and enjoy. :) I like the Forgotten Realms for all of its reskinned Canada elements. (ex. Waterdeep...

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TVgrOQLrekthBZg0K7NdY0Z5Ew-tRQ1t?usp=drive_link This was my only attempt to create a long module for the DM's Guild. It doesn't work, so I'd love any feedback to figure out how to make it work.

2e Forgotten Realms Adventures was my gateway book and the one I point at when people say fantasy doesn't have firearms. I also learned new words (woot Ribald!)

I have received a surprising amount of use from AD&D - FR5 - The Savage Frontier (1e). It was fun watching how the map of Loudwater changed over the editions. I tried to make a sequel adventure to the egg of the phoenix when I found the main villain (Radoc) ended up in the Star Mounts, but it...

It is one of my favorites and was the one that got me hooked into 2e dnd back in the day, but I'm curious if it holds the test of time. it is responsible for my failed attempt of writting rifts africa 2, but also a few kara-tur stuff, indian rpg weapons and armor. However, I'm guessing it is...

honestly, the 2 big influences of my own writing style were 2e forgotten realms and rifts. old empires and chult were a particular favorite (even if the latter was a reskin of dragon #189). I also have a serious soft spot for warriors and priests of the realms and Wizards and Rogues of the...

Honestly, Serpent Kingdoms amused me terribly. It planted the seed that grew into Saurials of the Lost Vale, since I couldn’t resist taking those connections further. It made sense that dinosaur people were used before everything else showed up.

I have to admit, I agree about one thing. I will always have a soft spot for Aurora's whole realms catalogue. IT's that, Uncle Al's Catalogue from Hell and Smith and Robards are the best catalogue toy box for rpgs in my opinon (with an honorable mention for the cyberpunk 2020 catalogues).

Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (3e) only rpg book that ever felt like a $60 book and really is a great contrast for what they think is a $60 book is now. It has the Dwarvern Baby Boom and that almost justifies the cost in itself.

Doesn't matter which system or rpg. Let us see what you wrote and/or what you found.

The Dig – Part 3 - Ecology of the Dig - Fauna "Critters 'round here ain't just ugly, they're creative. They'll make sure you regret leavin' camp without pants made of chainmail. Welcome to the Dig — bring snacks, not sense." The Dig – Part 3 - Ecology of the Dig - Fauna

Man, I agree. While I would not support it financially until a final product.l, I wanted Rifts: Promise of Power to happen on steam. It did clean up the rules. The people trying to transfer it seemed like good people, but oh to have night dive or larian to help out. Btw any streamer want...