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<blockquote data-quote="Erik Mona" data-source="post: 4793827" data-attributes="member: 2174">Thanks! I've enjoyed working on the setting over the years and I think Greyhawk fans are the best fans in the world. Thinking back to the AOL folders of 1992 and the &quot;ungerground&quot; era of Greytalk, it's amazing to still see &quot;The Grey in the Hawk&quot; by Nitescreed being quoted whenever this topic comes up, and it's amazing to see that the setting is still going strong almost 30 years after it first came out.And as much as the setting minutia is popular with scholars of the setting, D&amp;D is not really about scholarship so much as it is about adventure, and I believe the Greyhawk setting's popularity is largely due to the incredible adventures set there.Insofar as Maure Castle and The Whispering Cairn and Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk are a part of that legacy, I'm happy to have had a chance to play in the sandbox. --Erik</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Erik Mona, post: 4793827, member: 2174"] Thanks! I've enjoyed working on the setting over the years and I think Greyhawk fans are the best fans in the world. Thinking back to the AOL folders of 1992 and the "ungerground" era of Greytalk, it's amazing to still see "The Grey in the Hawk" by Nitescreed being quoted whenever this topic comes up, and it's amazing to see that the setting is still going strong almost 30 years after it first came out. And as much as the setting minutia is popular with scholars of the setting, D&D is not really about scholarship so much as it is about adventure, and I believe the Greyhawk setting's popularity is largely due to the incredible adventures set there. Insofar as Maure Castle and The Whispering Cairn and Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk are a part of that legacy, I'm happy to have had a chance to play in the sandbox. --Erik [/QUOTE]

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