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Howdy! I also like PDFs for the same reason. That is why I am willing to buy the old TSR ones, even though I have the books. Plus, I used to store them on my work laptop so I can access them on the road (in my previous job). Mike

Howdy! I think that I understand - thanks! :) I enjoy reading your posts about HoMP -- that is one adventure I am waiting for! :) I like how you designed LA to handle more than just dungeon exploration. It seems like an LM can create a world to explore and players can create Avatars to...

Howdy! It sounds like LA can emulate a progressive dungeon setting like in OAD&D, except that the levels would be much larger since it would takes longer to traverse them, allowing characters to gain power before heading lower. AlLternativelly, the extra dimension of LA opens the possibility...

Howdy! I would like to second all of the recommendations for LA. It seems to have all of the elements you are looking for -- rules light, emphasizing role playing, etc. There is already a free quick start guide as mentioned before, on-line support at www.lejendary.com and Dragonsfoot (among...

Howdy! So ... how much does it cost? :) BTW, thanks for making this available for us! :) Mike

Howdy! I have read the rules but have not ran a game yet. I hope to get my group to try it soon. It seems to me that LA has a "flavor" similar to OAD&D, although it is primarily skill-bundled based rather than class based. It does have a construct similar to classes, called Orders, but...

Re: arrivals Howdy! I'll be looking for it then -- thanks! :) Mike

Howdy! What are the differences in using OAD&D versus LA when making a dungeon with increasing dangers? Thanks! Mike

Howdy! This is great news! When should we expect to see them at our local stores? Thanks! Mike

Howdy! I hadn't thought of that before but you are right. Even after a quarter of a century I am still learning new things about the game! :) Thanks again! Mike

Howdy! That makes perfect sense to me. :) Thanks for responding! Mike

Howdy! I can see having nonintelligent undead from any race - it makes some nice variations on the monster. ;) Based upon what you said, then it is the presence of a soul that permits the existance of higher-level undead. So would it be correct to assume that any creature that one could use...

Howdy! I have to agree with this - the OAD&D Ranger is the correct one IMO. I remember glancing through the 2nd edition books when they were first released to see what changed. I saw what they did to the Ranger and decided that the edition was not for me! Mike

Howdy! I just wanted to say that I have also seen the same things with the last bunch of hardcovers at my local store. I can't recall which was the first one with the cover problem, though. I don't know if it is just this year's batch or if it goes back to last year's releases as well. Mike

Howdy! Sounds like that will be fun! :) BTW, how would you (or do you) handle the transitions between modules? Are the same Avatars used and you create a story to get them to the next module? Or do you write a mini-adventure that bridges the modules? Or just have them create new Avatars...

Howdy! I can understand how inspiration can impact module development - I have gone through long spells of not creating an adventure to DM because I did not have enough inspiration. That is when published adventures come in handy! :) What are your plans for your local group when they finish...

Howdy! Thanks for the response! :) On a related note, do you have any plans to publish another adventure after _Hall of Many Panes_? Thanks! Mike

Howdy! Thanks for the response! Did you have trouble finding volunteers to try the new classes? Did any of them catch on so well that people decide to continue playing them beyond the playtest period? Thanks again! Mike

Howdy! How did you go about introducing these new classes when you created the game? Were Joe and Dennis in your campaign when they created them, or did they send them in to you for publication? How about the other classes added after the original 3? Similarly, how did you go about...

Howdy! I started playing when I received the original Basic D&D set for my 17th birthday. Prior to that I was playing AH wargames. I became interested in D&D because of the supplements to OD&D on a rack in the game store that I frequented at the time -- they looked very interesting when I...