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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 8402204" data-attributes="member: 27780">Polyhedron Issue 71: May 1992part 3/5Fluffy Trivia: Following straight on, we see that Rick Reid is still personally involved with his creation, not just a licensor, with a quiz on the things that happened in all the previous adventures over the years. Who were the villains, what magical items have you got to wield, what monsters did you fight, what gods do the clerics worship, etc. Send in your answers and you could win a chance to play with Rick in Fluffy's next adventure at Gen Con! Just looking at the possible answers makes me roll my eyes. I know the answers to none of these questions, and I'm quite happy for that state of affairs to continue. I doubt the fate of the world will ever hinge on my knowledge of comedy RPG module trivia and I shudder to imagine the kind of truly despicable villain who would engineer that situation. Unless we are thrown into that crisis I shall continue to fill my mind with other areas of knowledge instead.The Everwinking Eye: Instead of geographical meanderings, Ed casts his mind back in time, to that brief period when gods roamed the earth, and it was possible, if tricky to kill them permanently. Lots of things happened during the time of troubles, many already detailed in the books, but there's always someone you forget or had to cut for the sake of the page count. So here's stats and goals for the avatars of Beshaba, Tymora & Iyachtu Xvim, in case your players want to fight them for whatever reason. (or don't get given the choice) They're all on the weaker end of the godly spectrum, but still not something you've got a chance against unless you've got a decent sized party of double digit level characters. The kinds of thing that's interesting to completionists, but probably not going to be useful in many actual games, particularly with the increased hostility towards ideas of direct encounters with the gods in the 2e products. This mainly serves as another demonstration of Ed's attention to detail and tendency to create things just for the love of it, even if there isn't any particular story involved … yet. You never know, you might get something out of it in the long run. Just make sure you keep your indexing up to date so it doesn't stall play looking these guys up if it suddenly becomes relevant.</blockquote>

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