Bump Day!!!!!!!

[crazy_monkey1956]

My favorites have been Echohawk's Collector's Guides.

1. Dark Sun
2. Eberron
3. Ravenloft
4. Spelljammer
5. Birthright
6. Planescape
7. Al-Qadim
8. Oriental Adventures
9. 4th Edition
10. Dragonlance
11. Lankhmar
12. Greyhawk
13. Blackmoor

Hopefully, he'll find the time to complete the series (he has said he had twenty of these planned).

 

[Joshua Randall]

Well well, let's see what I have in my Subscribed Threads list that may be of interest. Three serious threads and three funny ones.

Quasqueton's Catalog of classic adventure discussions is the gateway to a lot of cool threads about classic modules such as Keep on the Borderlands, Isle of Dread, etc. etc. etc.

My thread on Interviewing New Players generated a lot of useful advice.

kerberian's Lots of statistics from the [4e] Monster Manual is a little outdated now, but is still fascinating reading if you're into that sort of stuff (obviously, I am).

Piratecat's Two Towers: LotR as a bad D&D game! contains one of my favorite ENW quotes of all time, namely...
[sblock]PC1: Okay, I cast a Stilled Silent mage hand to bring [Glamdring] to me, and grab it.
PC2: A whated whated what? No frikkin' wonder you didn't have any damned knock spells prepared![/sblock]

Rel's Epiphany!: New use for spam in gaming, which combines hilarity with some genuinely useful NPC and plot hooks.

Teflon Billy's post-ENnie Haiku Contest has some amazing works of poetic genius.