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The Greenwood articles and Gygax monsters led teenaged me to take my players to the Hells. I used this Dragon magazine more than any other.

I'm going to need all of these. Need!

They aren't calling it 6E. What about "D&E"? Dungeons and Everything Else.

What does that sound like? Or, alternatively, why?

I don't have anything to contribute other than saying this thread is fantastic. I'll be coming back here when I'm next creating a setting. Great work!

I love the Strange setting. That's got Bruce Cordell involved in it and his stuff is often great.

Paizo really did a great job when they published Dragon. I also really miss my monthly gaming magazines.

Great article and great commentary. This thread reminds me why I still frequent this site: intelligent discussion.

Light on scone... in Hell.

I ran this for three groups in 1982--all fourteen or fifteen year old gamers with an average of two or three years of playing D&D. None of the groups succeeded in getting through the river sections without DM intervention; I had to save all of them/put them in the correct place(s) to continue...

PC's Come to Tintown, Hell.

It's pronounced "drow."

Forty minions: hours. Boss: minutes

My cousin is the famous one in the family.

The show starts on YouTube and Twitch in four minutes. ⌛

For those of us who dodged parents, teachers, and the uber-religious kids during the Satanic Panic™ this is surreal. "And the meek* shall inherit the Earth." *Nerds :geek:

Over the Edge, revised as others have noted. Amber Diceless. Reprint the two existing books and print JasonDurall's Rebma book for the first time.

I have the books but have only skimmed them so far. The artwork is mostly outstanding.

How many sessions of HoL did you play?

Eh... but Rowdy Roddy Piper (the other guy in that video) was a wrestling legend.