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Conan also has a modern day Wolverine get sent back to Conan's time in a What If Marvel Comics story from the 80s. So eventually. :)

The Sword of Roele (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Undead Beholder, Guardian: ? Ghost, Normal Ghost: ? Ghost of a Priest: ? Ghost Captain, Pale Glowing Warrior, Normal Ghost: ? Ghost Captain-General, Spectre: The captain-general died an angry and bitter man watching the decline and fall of...

On that same note I think Tolkien's Middle Earth is also supposed to be set in a mythical past age of Earth similar to Conan.

He also has that one story where there is a brief appearance of a German(?) dimensional explorer from Earth, I believe. Can't remember the name of the character or story unfortunately.

Conan is past, Dying Earth is future, Lankhmar is neither.

They asked a while ago for how people preferred to be paid, I believe it was something like paypal or a physical check for when it was done and refunds got calculated and paid out. I said check and have not heard back since.

That's the main one, there are a couple other options too. Based off of Sword of Cepheus is a more streamlined (and cheap) Westlands. There is also Clash of Steel which is going for more dark fantasy, and Barbaric! which is going for more Conan Sword & Sorcery.

The Scarlet Brotherhood (2e) 2e Ravenous: The Ravenous are zombie-like creatures created by Meyanok's famine in the city-state of Tolanok. A creature brought to 0 Constitution [by a ravenous] dies and rises as a ravenous within 24 hours unless the corpse is blessed or buried with a full meal...

The Legend of Spelljammer (2e) 2e Kasharin, Beholder Mummy, Beholder-Mummy, Undead Beholder-Mummy: The kasharin are those beholders who contracted the Blinding Rot disease and who survived long enough to seemingly die from the disease and not from beholder retaliation. (The Blinding Rot caused...

The Ivory Triangle (2e) 2e Zombie Salt: The salt zombie is an undead creature born of hate (and possibly a subtle magic of the Great Ivory Plain). Resembling the common zombie, these animated corpses are much more powerful (and even a little more intelligent) than their purely magical brethren...

The OE version covers this a bit "If he comes back as a man, determine which class, and roll a six-sided die to determine which level in that class, and similarly check level for reincarnation as an elf or dwarf." Though it does not say how the class is determined (choice? random roll?) 1e is a...

The Great Modron March (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Undead Servant, Fiend: ? Screaming Banshee: ? Orcus, Primus, Shadowy Figure, Shadow, Shadowy Creature: ? Cryvistin, Vampire Mage 8, Guardian Vampire, Vampire: For that purpose he used Cryvistin, an adventuring wizard who became a vampire...

For the big OP point of AD&D's reverse bell curve big impact ability score system I was quite unhappy with it by the end of 2e. The disparity between a 17 strength fighter and an 18 percentile one is significant. Gatekeeping of classes behind stat requirements was annoying. The rich get richer...

Alchemical food cubes are fine.

I saw that Galactic Anarchy from Lamplighter Games is on sale for 50% off for their anniversary sale. 5e pulp magical Sci-Fi.

Lamplighter Games has a 50% off anniversary sale. 5e stuff, including stuff for magical space pulp Sci-Fi.

The Gates of Firestorm Peak (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Unquiet Spirit: ? Undead Spirit: ? Crypt Thing: This undead has been created by Grymange, the Duergar high priest of old, and is commanded to attack any living creature which passes its post; from its concealed location, it has a...

Interception. My paladin was able to bodyguard and support other characters using their reaction to get more done most rounds. The visual of parrying incoming blows was great and it viscerally felt like I was actively helping others (often the rogue, sometimes the warlock, or others). Much...

When I finally got a PDF copy of 1974's OD&D I was surprised to see the sci-fi that was there from the beginning. OD&D Supplement II Blackmoor from 1975 also has the whole Temple of the Frog adventure with its sci-fi elements.