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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 7708132" data-attributes="member: 6688049">Wonderful! Thanks Ecohawk.Three things:1) Would you please add the Classic (BECMI) D&D stats to the final chart? You showed BECMI stats for other monsters.2) You say that Warduke's presence in Mystara is questionable because he was later (in the 3e era) affirmed to exist in Greyhawk. Well, this is one of many examples of persons or places which canonically exist in several D&D worlds at the same time. For example, the Isle of Dread officially exists in Mystara, Greyhawk, Nerath (in the Feywild), and in the Plane of Water (5e). And the Keep on the Borderland has official placements in Mystara, Greyhawk, and Nerath.In regard to Warduke and the other LJN Action Figures: A Mystara coin-op video game places Shady Dragon Inn in Darokin. And the action figure characters also appear in the country of Ierendi. The Kingdom of Ghyr, which is the main setting of the LJN figures is not officially placed anywhere, but it uses the BECMI ruleset, and D&D product manager Bruce Heard said that Ghyr is presumably located somewhere in Mystara.<a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product/16969/AC1-The-Shady-Dragon-Inn-Basic?it=1&filters=0_0_0_45285_0&manufacturers_id=44" target="_blank">http://www.rpgnow.com/product/16969/AC1-The-Shady-Dragon-Inn-Basic?it=1&filters=0_0_0_45285_0&manufacturers_id=44</a>So Warduke exists in three worlds at the same time: Mystara, Greyhawk, and The Realm of the D&D Cartoon Show.3) Since Hackmaster 4E was a WotC-licensed AD&D product, any chance that Hackmaster 4E  / Garweeze Wurld references (or at least just the monsters which appear in the directly-licensed parody adventures) might be added to the monster encyclopedia?</blockquote>

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