Search results

That reminds me of the Order of the Stick webcomic, when a female dwarf cleric (Hilga) tried to kill her husband with a poison sandwich. Regretably for her, it didn't work. ;)

It strongly reminds me of Miko, the paladin of Azure City in the Order of the Stick webcomics.

Fine, but why not full-blown orcs instead of half-orcs? That "serious backstory implied" is just stupid. With neutral orc tribes in the monster manual, it would be not that hard to justify.

The hot dog is a LIE! Remember folks, you've heard it here first.

Sha'ir Wow, THAT's something I did not expect from WotC. Time to dust off my copy of The Complete Sha'ir Handbook (one of the best AD&D modules I've ever had)!

Yeah, but it's not the whole story. COMPUTER games looked like that. Arcade games were better: remember, Virtua Fighter 3 was released in 1996 (and in 1998 for DreamCast). Nowadays, good computers beat arcades (they still exist?). I don't buy your protest of "3d modeling is trickier than 2d...

Concerning Mystara as the whole setting, I agree with you. But, being someone who started playing D&D in the era of AD&D 2e, I really liked the Karameikos and Glantri setting books. A lot. That said, I voted for Al-Qadim, because its books were superb.

I loved that idea. It seems a good business strategy for the pre-4th edition months, and also just the kind of RPG material I like. Focused on story and mood instead of rules ;) Of course, the "Any Edition" logo seems intentionally misleading, with that "4ny" thing.

Midnight ;) EDIT: Oops, I misread the thread. I thought it was about just the great books of 3ed era.