Dang! My smart! The realization of the day!!

[EricNoah]

I bet he figures out what d20 stands for...

 

[Bront]

[ignorance] who's Eric Noah? [/ignorance]

 

[reveal]

[ignorance] who's Eric Noah? [/ignorance]

http://webpages.charter.net/ericnoah/noahrpg/

He started EN World so that he could keep people abreast of what was going on with 3E when it first came out. One of the things that helped me the most was his explanation of how AoO's work.

 

[Rel]

[ignorance] who's Eric Noah? [/ignorance]

He's the Man, man....


The Man who posted right before you.

 

[Rel]

One of the things that helped me the most was his explanation of how AoO's work.

w3rd

 

[Turanil]

I bet he figures out what d20 stands for...

Mmmmh... I guess it has to do with some kind of hat fashion or something, since I several times noticed people saying their hat of d20 did know no limits...

 

[EricNoah]

For a taste of "days of yore" check out http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.rpgplanet.com/dnd3e and look at any of the links before August of 2001.

Edit: Wow, you can even read the message boards. Now that's a trip...

Edit 2: Oh god, there is some classic stuff in there...

* there's a post from about June of 2001 when I proudly proclaim that "I'm not going anywhere soon". That was two months before I closed the site.

* there's a post from Morrus begging people to vote for his "EN World" site on the "top sites" poll. No more begging now!! http://web.archive.org/web/20010722203900/dynamic.gamespy.com/~dnd3e/ubb/Forum17/HTML/006397.html

* Snoweel asking for the first three chapters of the FRCS to be posted. He was responding to the seemingly endless string of reqests from posters to "post this prestige class" or "post that domain." http://web.archive.org/web/20010722203149/dynamic.gamespy.com/~dnd3e/ubb/Forum17/HTML/006394.html

*A couple of threads where Col_Pladoh is hastling another french poster, PA.

* The EN World forum (back when EN World was "just" about Daemonforge, a cooperatively developed setting): http://web.archive.org/web/20010610...+World+Forum&number=11&DaysPrune=5&LastLogin=

 

[Aaron L]

Wow, thats neat to read, brings back memories. I found posts I made even, hehe.

 

[reveal]

Talk about a time capsule. I love archive.org.

Let's hope the Wayback Machine isn't going away any time soon.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

Dand! That smarts. I pretty much picked up on that the day I joined as a Registered user. Actually your post raises a question in my mind: How many users pronuonce it 'en world" and how many pronounce it 'E-N world'. Interesting.

I was actually going to post a thread about this today - very strange.

I say "E-N World" (because they're initials) - but I know many people that basically say "EN" as a single world (en-world)...