Lichtenhart said:I'm enjoying very much the game right now, and though control would be fun, I am afraid it could soon turn into the research of the munchkinest combo of the rules we set. So I am for control, as long as it remains rules-light (or free)
Bugbear said:Published in the Fearun Gazater (with premision from Lichenhart)
Justice for the drow
An Editorial by Hannover Fist
It would seem that the elves of faerun have done their brothers a diservice, one which will take much work to make right, if it even can be made right. The Drow at long last have returned to the surface world (Due to the great retreat) and settled among the trees of Cormanthor. With the recent discoveres concerning the crown wars, I feel that it is important to open negotiations with the Drow. I ask that the nations of Faerun contact the Drow of Cormanthor. These Drow are worshipers of Vharaun and tend to be more lucid than those who worship Loth. perhaps an accord could be reached. Sembia has allready made a treaty with the Cormanthorian Drow, allowing for trade and safe passage through the great elven wood, something the Elves who once ruled there wouldn't allow...
Further I should point out that many of the Drow of Skullport are not worshipers of Loth, but followers of Vharaun (and to a lesser extent Elestarie). Due not blindly react and seek to distroy them out of hand. They are opposed to the demon queen and her works...
Kalanyr said:
Arkanyl publishes a statement agreeing with this sentiment, well mainly he's still somewhat skeptical about Vharaun drow. But it can't hurt to try.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.