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I received the two Robert Jordan Conan Chronicles compilations last Christmas (I previously read all the Howard stories). I started reading one of them a few days ago.

I recently picked up the Imperium Maledictum CRB, and the Blade Runner RPG Starter Set + Core Book.

Tread carefully, friend. OP made it clear they didn't want this to turn into a political debate. While we can agree that there should be 0 cross-border fentanyl trafficking and illegal migration (I'll add to that illegal weapons smuggling which goes south to north), fact is that only 1% of...

They do, but the new US Administration is able to bypass CUSMA (or USMCA, depending on which side of the border you're on) thanks to a clause pertaining to a "national emergency." Won't be long 'til he applies the same logic to EU and other countries...

I'm Canadian, and I've noticed that many Free League, Cubicle 7, Chaosium, and Edge Studio products I've purchased in recent years from Canadian retailers were printed in Lithuania (though some Chaosium products were printed in China and Poland, as well)... so perhaps they come directly to us...

As both a player and GM, I despise "overpowered" PCs, at least early in a campaign. Of the six players in the group for which I am currently DMing, only one player feels driven to create what I would consider overpowered superheroes... even when I stated specifically from the start (and brought...

MAD MAX... that's the only one I'd be interested in picking up at this point (and yes, I know, you can easily do post-apocalyptic sci-fi with existing systems).

My vote also goes to Free League, and to The One Ring 2nd Ed and Symbaroum (or Ruins of Symbaroum 5E) in particular.

Hands down B10... nothing else even comes close.

I guess... <shrug> As far as I'm concerned, that kind of official recognition only kind-of-matters if you're going to try and sell Greyhawk content you've created on the DM's Guild. And even then... I've seen loads of products on the Guild that either overlook, interpret in their own way...

Deleted. Another poster previously covered the essence of my reply, no need to rehash.

Why should they? Everything in D&D can be incorporated into Greyhawk as the DM sees fit, as has been the case ever since the setting was first published. Aside from a few noteworthy exceptions, references to non-human races were very limited in the original sources (1980 folio and 1983 boxed...

To be fair though, both the 1980 Greyhawk Folio and 1983 boxed set were published before any Forgotten Realms or Dragonlance product. If isolationist elves are a boring trope, it may be because they were replicated in many other D&D settings that came after (and were more detailed than)...

@Yaarel In the end... does any of this really matter? MAKE IT YOUR OWN, however you want that to be. That's been the intent of the setting and its creator all along. Do what seems most believable/realistic and/or enjoyable to you. There is absolutely no need for a consensus... so why is this...

Perhaps! And I could certainly be convinced that what you're suggesting here might work in my own campaign, too. But nothing's carved in stone... the names and connections are vague (inconsistent?) enough that there's plenty of room for each DM to make of them -- and their respective peoples --...

My point exactly. Someone seems to be overlooking some things in official sources and overemphasizing others in order to make their "head cannon" the definitive standard of truth that ought to be considered universal in all GH campaigns.

The nation of Ket (a Baklunish state in GH) might have been influenced in part by the similarly named indigenous peoples of Siberia: Ket people - Wikipedia That said, I agree that the nation of Ket -- as described in various GH sources -- has a more arabasque or Turkish feel to it (though I...

I'm Canadian, and I'm not convinced that this is correct. You don't think Wegwiur could have been derived from the real life Uyghur (i.e., indigenous peoples of northwestern China)? Uyghurs - Wikipedia Greyhawk's Wegwiur are ruled by a Tarkhan, and historically, the Uyghur were part of a...

Wasn't there supposed to be a Red Wizards adventure coming in 2025?

I'll be keeping an eye on Nuna.