in 1st Edition...did you...assume that Corellon Larethian put out Gruumsh's eye?

[an_idol_mind]

I've never used Corellon or Gruumsh in my games.

 

[TerraDave]

You left out: "didn't care"

 

[Darkwolf71]

Also left out, "That was 20 freaking years ago... I'm supposed to remember what we 'assumed' at the time?!?"

 

[Tewligan]

Man, you're just not going to let this go are you?

Good question - perhaps it needs a poll and/or multiple threads to get the answer?

 

[DaveyJones]

1edADnD was in print from late 1977 (monster manual) until 1989 (release of 2edADnD).

 

[haakon1]

No. I decided Gruumsh was the World of Greyhawk incarnation of the Sauron, since he has the same symbol. I also decided that Iuz was the son of Sauron, not some random demon nobody ever heard of.

 

[Grue]

<nevermind>

 

[jgbrowning]

No. In 1E AD&D Gruumsh was like a cyclops...he only had one eye. He didn't ever have a second eye to pluck out. From Deities & Demigods: "Gruumsh himself has but one large eye in the center of his forehead."

Yep.

joe b.

 

[Drowbane]

Yes.

Haha, I'm the typing vote at 32 Yes / No.

Assume isn't the right word though... it was known, not assumed.

 

[Desdichado]

Do we really need another thread on this topic?

[Edit: I voted 'no' but only because I never played AD&D 1e in anything but homebrewed settings, thus the official D&D pantheons never saw any use.]

Ditto. The first product that I remember that mentioned either seemed to imply that, though. Don't remember if that was 1e or 2e years. Either way, I had already wandered away from D&D.