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Considering a subscription is $38 and the hardcover is printed on glossy paper and includes all the edits and maps its really not a bad price point. I got mine online for $40 bucks.

As far as the t ...

That story is a little too Arthurian for my tastes.

Plus if you are going to make Thrommel half-Baklunish I don't think he would be a dumb-blond! ;)

If you don't subscribe to Dungeon then it will probably worth it to wait for the hardback if they decide to do one similar to the SCAP hardback.

Although Dungeon is definitely a great subscription, ...

I was also thinking of introducing Joramy to Cauldron. But more of a smaller roll, probably replacing Pelor.

I am also saying that Cauldron is an old Suel Empire outpost that grew quite large whe ...

Well at least the "soap opera" headlines gets the LG some publicity with non-RPGAers. Otherwise this frenetic pace of plotting and story making would go unnoticed. Like the rest of the LG material.
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I use this incredibly handy and very cool little app.

The only problem with this approach is that the sword is N/Good. I assume a sword crafted for a paladin would be L/Good. I think the "named after the Pinnacles, not the Hero" idea sounds the best ...

Yeah I am pretty sure it was reitirated in the latest info on Sterich (the Dungeons with the Istivin campaign arc) that lands and titles are readily available. Of course if the troubles related to th ...

I think he was relating to new gamers becoming interested in the setting and finding out about it.

Right now the only way to do that is through the LG which if you have played in the LG you know it ...

Well from reading the Paizo boards it looks like we are getting another level of Maure Castle from Rob Kuntz.

I will be very interested in seeing how much regional detail appears in the Age of Worm ...

Actually if you dig deeper into the Greyhawk boards at Wizards, Erik talks about how he had really big plans to fully set the second AP in Greyhawk and to hopefully build some setting articles with th ...

http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=399440

http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=395908

Those are the two relevant threads.

WotC wants to try to centralize their target audience, so they can sell one sourcebook to everyone instead of having to produce books that each sell to only a fraction of their customers. I don't ...

What edition do you play?

If you play 3rd edition player wealth (including purchasing potions, scrolls, wands, magic weapons etc.) is a built in mechanic of the system.

I made the mistake of run ...

I also find it amazing that nobody thinks this comes from a personal bias. Just as many people on this site grew up playing Greyhawk, I would guess that the majority of decision makers involved in de ...

I don't know if many of you post on the Greyhawk board or peruse the WotC boards in general but after reading through the threads regarding Charles Ryan's comments I am somewhat flabergasted.

I kin ...

For the longest time I have been contemplating doing a project similar to this, Mike.

My problem is I have no time, with work, family, gaming, etc. Although if you take on the difficulting of host ...

My impression was that the red skinned Trolls were only fire resistant. (It's been quite a while since I looked at the SB sourcebook.) I would give them fire resistance 10 rather than make them Fire ...

The Complete books generally rank in the top 500 before they are released at Amazon.

Which frankly means they make oodles of money considering the price point on these books.

The reason WotC shi ...

The Fochlucan lyricist screams old lore bard. The fact that this tie is never made just makes me think that Jesse Decker is a rabid Forgotten Realms fan.

I am sure there are other pieces of Core s ...

Obviously with a dwarf in their party they should have already had quite a bit of the ole Palish racisim come to the fore.

Obviously Nyrond isn't better off than the Pale, they are hurtin' even mor ...

Think of the majority of those buildings as more like a townhouse than as a self contained family unit. Not that having ten members of a family living on a single level of a building and in a single ...

...there simply are not enough buildings on the map to represent the businesses and homes present in a decent sized city.

Well in the stat block it says something like 5500 residents, and consideri ...