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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 4521898" data-attributes="member: 945">Ok, so in the last few years, I've become a crazed Judge's Guild fan. Pretty incredible considering a lot of their stuff was published when I was a toddler.I picked up some Pegasus magazines off eBay a while back, and it had an assortment of other things in the set as well - old JG stuff including some modules, and some of the city books for the Wilderlands.I love mining this stuff for ideas.  To me, JG represents what D&D is all about - just raw, unadulterated adventuring for adventuring's sake. Like, the Wilderlands is the most awesome setting in the world because it assumes nothing about the characters, or the over-arching plot. It's just like BAM! - here's this huge freaking sandbox oozing with mind-blowing adventure at every turn. What's not to love?I absolutely reading these old modules. Some of them are so painfully written, it's just hilarious. Like, the keep with ghouls in one room, a blacksmith shop in the basement (?!) manned by a human smith, orcs in the next room, and then beetles in the next.  WTF?But then, I read other stuff, and I'm like holy crap - I must use that! I must run that idea. It's so incredibly awesome - better than any schlop WoTC has managed to put out in the last twenty years. What are some good Judge's Guild products?  And anyone else out there become maniacal Judge's Guilds fans lately?</blockquote>