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Me, I confess I've spent quite a bit on 4E - probably easily over $300 - possibly more than I spent in the 3E period, and certainly I've gotten far more play out of the 4E books than the 3E books.

First Name? Chris, but more folks call me Pip
Age? 31
Location? Pittsburgh, PA
When you started playing D&D? 1985 or so
What rules you started with? A mix of everything shoved together -- a li ...

Hey, color me still interested. After a long dry spell of no interest in matters Greyhawkian when my last campaign petered out last year, I've suddenly felt the bug again.

I've got my copy of MM3, and indeed, it's in there!

Then again, the Sea of Dust was in Primal Power. A few more things sneak in every book, it seems.

Well, for whatever it's worth, from the campaign I'm currently running in Cryllor, set in something that resembles the situation post-Wars:

The lands were formerly Yeomanry. They weren't extensive ...

AHH-ka.

Emphasis on the first syllable, and hold the vowel sound; then a very short second syllable.

Well, at last we have the official rules for the Monk published.

Given the new psionic focus for the monk, has anyone thought about if that will affect how they present the most famous bundle of mo ...

It also occurred to me that the church of Zilchus would definitely promote something like the East Indian Company, like what happened during the British Empire.

I've considered that, and also the ...

I confess, starting up this recent 4E campaign set in Greyhawk I took the stance that, indeed, both Tieflings and Dragonborn had always been there, in very small quantities; Tieflings were not unknown ...

I use DM, but sometimes slip to GM, and enough of my players came to D&D later in their RPG careers that DM isn't always their first choice.

Just figure - a 600 pages behemoth like Malhavoc's Ptolus... on Greyhawk City!!!

That would be wonderful -- I couldn't wait until some of the hoary old grognards scream bloody murder because buried ...

Any setting that gets 4ed that doesn't make use of 4e's tropes is change just for change sake.

Any setting that gets 4ed and does use the 4e tropes is less whatever it was and more 4e.

Wait. Fi ...

I fully confess, I'm not so worried about making Elves' lifetimes shorter -- I'm using the 4th Ed ages for now, but elves aren't playing THAT important a role, and the agelessness of the elves is as e ...

I have no problem with the Primal classes representing the Old Faith -- though in the campaign I'm just starting up, an Old Lore Bard would simply be a Bard with Multiclass Feats into the "Primal" sph ...

Just getting everything together for a 4e game, set down in the lower Sheldomar on the Yeomanry borders. Players are in place, characters made, and looks like we're shooting for a September start dat ...

I always went with something like rasgon's pronunciation, since I remember somewhere reading that it was a contraction / slurring of "Poor March," its name during the Keoish expansionist days. The "P ...

Huh. Been getting it wrong all these years.

I probably won't change it any, but it's an interesting tidbit...

This is somewhat incorrect, although the general sentiment is right...

Fair enough; it has been a while since I cracked open my copy of Q1 and was working from (faulty) memory -- still, I prefer Lo ...

If 4e Hommlet uses more “approachable” 4e gods, maybe the town is filled with the offspring of gods and the gods themselves getting busy with the local population...

Of course, 4E does comment th ...

There was a fun adventure in an old old Dungeon magazine... ah! Dungeon Magazine #32, "Ghost Dance," where the Rovers were depicted as very Native American. It wasn't a bad adventure as it went. If ...

I have considered using BRP myself! I had begun work on a set of conversions for the L1-3 series, but I never did get to finish it... got distracted with other projects.

I'm enjoying reading your ...

It does not seem to have many -- if any -- High Elves; the High Elves seem to all be in either the Gnarley Forest (to one side) or the Duchy of Ulek (to the other); Celene is listed as Gray and Sylvan ...