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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColonelHardisson" data-source="post: 3503665" data-attributes="member: 363">I know what you mean. I recall you said you found grodog to be younger than you expected, and I found that to be true also. The guy is about 4 years younger than me, and here I was expecting someone maybe a decade older! Anyway, yeah, I'm a mountain of a man, and I was sleep-deprived, and I was under a time crunch, so I felt and looked a bit frazzled.Speaking of grodog, I have to admit to being mesmerized by the guy's insight and knowledge of gaming history. I could've questioned him and listened to him all night. I'd love to be in a campaign where he was running Greyhawk. Plus, as dragonlordofpoondari pointed out above, grodog had some utterly fascinating color copies of Rob Kuntz mapos for Castle Greyhawk (and the El Raja Key castle that is whispered of in legend) he was kind enough to let us paw over. Those maps - and keys! - resemble the kind of thing I was doing in the late 70s, but are much more meticulous and beautiful, particularly some of the Greyhawk City sewers. Holy cow but those would be nice to have! Anyway, grodog is top-notch, a really cool guy. I'm glad I got a chance to meet him.dragonlordofpoondari is also a truly cool guy. Laid back and knowledgeable about gaming, plus a damned gracious host. Turns out he used to haunt some of my old stomping grounds back in Ohio! Very cool to run across somebody who knows places like the Midway Mall in Elyria, Ohio, where I got a lot of my early gaming stuff, or Oberlin College. Plus we also met him better half, Micki (or is it Mickey? Correct me if I'm wrong on that), and she was very kind and also gracious. Great folk.It was neat.Hey thanks! The same applies to you. A very cool meeting that I look back on fondly.</blockquote>

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