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<blockquote data-quote="finarvyn" data-source="post: 3703652" data-attributes="member: 53603">There are four &quot;Temple of the Frog&quot; versions that I'm aware of offhand.1. Blackmoor, OD&amp;D Supplement I from 1974, was about 50% devoted to &quot;Temple of the Frog&quot; and this is the one that was mentioned by the acaeum quote.2. TSR did a module numbered DA2, which was &quot;Temple of the Frog&quot; revised in the 1980's. If you &quot;bought Temple of the Frog&quot; this is probably what you have and so it's not quite so old.3. WotC posted a &quot;Return to the Temple of the Frog&quot; adventure in PDF for 3E earlier this year. It's not old either.4. Zeitgeist Games is putting out a d20 Temple of the Frog module some day soon for the revised d20 Blackmoor setting.Oh, and a &quot;grognard&quot; was a term from the 1970's referring to an old and crusty wargamer. I think now people seem to use it to represent any gamer playing an out-of-print edition of a RPG because they like the word.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="finarvyn, post: 3703652, member: 53603"] There are four "Temple of the Frog" versions that I'm aware of offhand. 1. [B]Blackmoor, OD&D Supplement I[/b] from 1974, was about 50% devoted to "Temple of the Frog" and this is the one that was mentioned by the acaeum quote. 2. TSR did a module numbered [B]DA2[/B], which was "Temple of the Frog" revised in the 1980's. If you "bought Temple of the Frog" this is probably what you have and so it's not quite so old. 3. WotC posted a "Return to the Temple of the Frog" adventure in PDF for 3E earlier this year. It's not old either. 4. Zeitgeist Games is putting out a [B]d20 Temple of the Frog [/B] module some day soon for the revised [B]d20 Blackmoor [/B] setting. Oh, and a "grognard" was a term from the 1970's referring to an old and crusty wargamer. I think now people seem to use it to represent any gamer playing an out-of-print edition of a RPG because they like the word. [/QUOTE]

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