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I didn't know about the hammer and anvil reference. In fact, this is the first time ever that I took a closer look at the church of Bleredd because it starts to become important in my current campaig ...

Nice finds, surfarcher! I like the uppermost best for a symbol worn by the clergy, but the drawing on the bottom is nice too.

Thanks a lot!

G'day folks,

I'm looking for a good depiction of Bleredd's holy symbol, the iron mule. And while there seems to be an abundance of holy symbol pictures for most other GH deities on the web, I was ...

Ah. Well, I know it exists, because I have a copy on my hard drive. I think Len's currently using it as his profile picture on Facebook. I just wasn't sure if he'd released it to the general public ...

Since I did the maps in L4 and L5, I can tell you that there won't be a whole island map in L5 as well, sorry.

There are plans to do one in the future, but only Lendor knows the exact release dat ...

First Name?
Andreas

Age?
48

Location?
Hamburg, Germany

When you started playing D&D?
1980

What rules you started with?
Holmes edition, but only for about a year. We then switched ...

There's a chamber in L3 Deep Dwarven Delve that Len Lakofka designed as a hommage to the PHB cover. While readng through the module I didn't stumble upon it, but when I played it several years ago an ...

Ah... I completely forgot that Al-Arin was set in Greyhawk. A great module that is.

As someone that forgot dragonsfoot still existed, can you point me in the right direction for the module listed there? At least something so that I realize it's the new module?
I think that Wolfsire ...

If you're not in a hurry, you could wait for Len Lakofka's upcoming L5 adventure, to be published this year or next by Dragonsfoot. It will have lots of info about Syrul, describing a major temple of ...

Not as far as I know. He once told me that he dislikes messageboards and only goes there when he must. He's a Facebook member though and a bit more active there.

I ran a LCoB campaign a few years ago. Replaced Endhome with Atirr, which worked marvelously well.

With the Crystalmists being the highest mountain range on the Flanaess, it seems like a good place to also sport the highest mountain peak on the Flanaess. And even though it's not really next door t ...

Say it isn't so.... Sad

The word "elemental" in it obviously refers to the evil aspects of the four elements that are allegedly worshipped there. That being said, I could well imagine neutral or good elemental temples.

IMC the mud sorcerers were a weird and small cabal of powerful mages, not tied to any particular culture or belief but coming from different parts of the Flanaess. Tzolo's dungeon was placed by me in ...

Check out Oerth Journal #10. The article "Leomund's Life" was written by Len Lakofka himself and should answer all your questions. Smile

My campaigns (five currently) have between 4 and 6 players. I have one player who is 18, all the others are roughly between 30 and 50 years old, with the majority being in the mid 40s.

http://www.freeyabb.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=4373&mforum=trolllordgames

Godspeed, Gary. We'll all miss you. Sad

It was set about 583 CY in my campaign. I started the campaign in 578 or 579 in Sunndi, and used the events described in the Dragon 57 Sorcerers Scroll as a background and added some additional engage ...

I use the random encounter tables that are provided in the WoG Boxed Set for wilderness and outdoor encounters. They're still the best for Greyhawk adventuring IMO.

A humanoid controlled stronghold is definitely something I could use for my campaign. The issue is bought. Thanks mortellan! Smile

This adventure was published in Dungeon # 148. Those of you who own the issue or possibly even played the adventure: Is it any good? I'm currently running a campaign in Atirr/North Province in 581 ...

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Gracias amigo!

rasgon,

are these fine maps available as downloads somewhere? Smile

But what's wrong with 3.5? I don't have any problems with it, so why do we need a new system?
You see, I was asking exactly the same question when 3E first came out. Oh, and I also asked it when 2E ...

You could also read Artifact of Evil, the 2nd Gord novel from EGG. Melf makes an appearance in there which I found to be nicely inspiring because it compliments the mere stats of that character with ...

Large parts of the Gord the Rogue novel Sea of Death take place in the Sea of Dust. I found this book to be very inspiring when I ran a group through an adventure in that area many years ago. Certai ...

Another beautiful map - thanks Anna!

One must accept that when one forfeits creative control over one's work (presumably in exchange for some financial consideration), one loses the right to bitch about how the work is subsequently handl ...

Ceiling-mounted projectors...?

Well, there goes my savings! Happy

See here for example.... http://www.d20srd.org/extras/mapProjection.htm

Awesome... those are among the most beautiful maps that I've seen. Thank you so much for sharing them with us!

And they actually made me do my first posting after three years of occasio ...