The_Gneech
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ENWorld used to host a great Middle Earth d20 conversion site, but it seems to have gone "foop." Is it still out there anywhere?
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Whatever Happened to Middle Earth?
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Plane Sailing
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ColonelHardisson was a leading light in it's development.
I don't know what happened to the hosted site, but you can find a lot of detail in this archive thread http://www.enworld.org/archive/index.php/t-232.html
I've also looked in the waybackmachine on archive.org and found access to pages from 2004
http://web.archive.org/web/20040611224111/enworld.cyberstreet.com/hosted/ME/
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I don't know what happened to the hosted site, but you can find a lot of detail in this archive thread http://www.enworld.org/archive/index.php/t-232.html
I've also looked in the waybackmachine on archive.org and found access to pages from 2004
http://web.archive.org/web/20040611224111/enworld.cyberstreet.com/hosted/ME/
Am I good to you or what?
The_Gneech
Explorer
Plane Sailing said:
You are like unto a tiny, refreshing god! Thanks!
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The_Gneech
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You may be onto something there...
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Olgar Shiverstone
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[MENTION=1]Morrus[/MENTION] -- any chance of recovering [MENTION=363]ColonelHardisson[/MENTION]'s files that used to be hosted here? The wayback machine link above still seems to work.
ColonelHardisson
What? Me Worry?
Several moves and new computers later, and I no longer have any of the files, including my own.
I recall there was a time when I couldn't pay as much attention to the pages as they deserved, and traffic to them essentially dried up. It'd be cool to see that material again (holy gazookas! That Wayback Machine link granted my wish!!), and it would be even cooler to see newer stuff, too. Personally, I'm waiting to see how D&D Next turns out; I've already been thinking a bit about how the playtest version could be used for a Middle-earth game. Plus, given that there's been two Middle-earth games produced since then, there's a lot that could be discussed and worked with.
I recall there was a time when I couldn't pay as much attention to the pages as they deserved, and traffic to them essentially dried up. It'd be cool to see that material again (holy gazookas! That Wayback Machine link granted my wish!!), and it would be even cooler to see newer stuff, too. Personally, I'm waiting to see how D&D Next turns out; I've already been thinking a bit about how the playtest version could be used for a Middle-earth game. Plus, given that there's been two Middle-earth games produced since then, there's a lot that could be discussed and worked with.
ColonelHardisson
What? Me Worry?
Perhaps they were told to cease and desist by the Mouth of Sauron... er, I mean the lawyers for the Tolkien Estate?
Ha! No, not as far as I know.
I don't have them, I'm afraid. The Wayback Machine might be your best bet.
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