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You do realize that all of the spells but one you just mentioned are of 5th level or higher, yes? I'd assume that in most Greyhawk campaigns, regardless of rules edition, 9th or higher level casters ...

I agree that this type of thing is not given the due it deserves, however stone fortifications rataken into account in the game. It requires powerfuil magic to significanatly damage fortifications. ...

Ten kudo points to anyone who can figure out why my present avatar is off base.
The jester doesn't notice the trapper about to envelope him?

When talking about greatest 1st ed grehawk modules you cant leave out

Ravenloft (see the alternate settings for gh locations)
and
Tomb of Horrors (the ultimate pc killer dungeon)
Ravenloft is i ...

I don’t remember exactly which product I read this in, but it might be the original 1st edition DMG that points out that dungeons are the real fortress in the face of flying creatures (but even then, ...

It sounds to me that Tsojcanth was certainly an ally of the Six Against Shadow mentioned in Complete Champion - that the six named were among the "Others of like persuasion" mentioned by Gygax in his ...

I just noticed this topic. I used to argue about this on boards long ago.

I have to say that generally I prefer a pastiche for the simple reason that, if it is well done, it seems more real than w ...

I can't help noticing about 8 mages mentioned in this ring of 5 in the above posts. Who's correct? I do know the ring of 5 is mentioned in Greyhawk Ruins (PCs will actually meets some apprentices), ...

I've toyed with it before, always eventually deciding that it was too much work for the benefit, and that the final outcome was still not close enough to the D&D spells in effect or feel to justify th ...

Thanks. That stuff's pretty useful.

There's a lot of semi-mythical historical stuff that Gygax, Kuntz, et. al. hint at to add flavor to their descriptions, but have never really been fleshed out. ...

Is there any official published information about the early history of Oerth (beyond the very rough outline given in WG1-2)? If not, how about unofficial?

If you feel you need to scale down the combats (its not, imho, required by the 'spirit of 3.5'. The ToEE computer game successfully used the large hordes approach and its a 3.5e game)

I think the ...