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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 5866472" data-attributes="member: 48762"><p>Interestingly, one of my two retro-AD&amp;D 1E games has now just barely overtaken (in number of posts made) my 4E game that pre-dated it by a good bit.&nbsp; I'm having fun with both games, but the AD&amp;D game is more traditional, being set in the City of Briarwood a/k/a City State of the Invincible Overlord, which I have located in the Flanaess's Hold of the Sea Princes.&nbsp; The 4E game bears little resemblance to anything I've ever tried to pull-off before, being a Feywild-centered, Plane-hopping Eladrin fest complete with steeds whose hooves don't touch the earth and who are capable of, to borrow a term from Roger Zelazny, &quot;Shadow-Walking,&quot;&nbsp; my own variation of Celestial Chargers called Feywild Chargers, who are almost like the familiars of the PCs.&nbsp; (Except for [MENTION=51567]Lou[/MENTION]'s ornery critter -- there's a bad seed in every crop, right? heh heh)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 5866472, member: 48762"] Interestingly, one of my two retro-AD&D 1E games has now just barely overtaken (in number of posts made) my 4E game that pre-dated it by a good bit. I'm having fun with both games, but the AD&D game is more traditional, being set in the City of Briarwood a/k/a City State of the Invincible Overlord, which I have located in the Flanaess's Hold of the Sea Princes. The 4E game bears little resemblance to anything I've ever tried to pull-off before, being a Feywild-centered, Plane-hopping Eladrin fest complete with steeds whose hooves don't touch the earth and who are capable of, to borrow a term from Roger Zelazny, "Shadow-Walking," my own variation of Celestial Chargers called Feywild Chargers, who are almost like the familiars of the PCs. (Except for [MENTION=51567]Lou[/MENTION]'s ornery critter -- there's a bad seed in every crop, right? heh heh) [/QUOTE]

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