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He published a limited run back in the late 80's. In his foreword, he said it could be placed in Greyhawk, Mystara, or Judges Guild's Wilderlands setting. Does anyone here have experience with Tarracina Port ? I'm looking for feedback to help me decide if I should keep it or not. For those familiar ...

A new Cleric rose from his bed one morning. It was a fine spring day in his new parish. He walked to the window of his bedroom to get a deep breath of the beautiful day outside. He then noticed there was a jackass lying dead just outside of it. He promptly walked to the nearest city guard post. The ...

To be fair the DM should have explained what a gazebo is when the paladin player asked to detect whether it's good or not. The DM was cruel with his player's ignorance. This came out of the humor archives. The story is decades old from a time when some of the monsters had rather interesting names. ...

The Gazebo A true story of a DM and a paladin during a game of AD&D. DM: You see a well-groomed garden. In the middle, on a small hill, you see a gazebo. Paladin: A gazebo? What color is it? DM: (Pause) It's white. Paladin: How far away is it? DM: About 50 yards. Paladin: How big is it? DM: (Pa...

April Babies where are ya?

Saw two on the old list,
8th of April - Kristen

Including the boss man himself.
21st of April - Cole

I was doing some 'spring cleaning' of my browser's bookmarks and came across this one. Since Hasbro/WotC stopped supporting Mystara ages ago, a fan site was officially sanctioned to take over. It is still active and has a wealth of new material created by people in the community. Plus there are link...

Okay, who let us get this deep into March without a birthday post

Oh that would be me.

Best wishes go out to ...

• 15th of March - Kaber
  30th of March - BryantTheSwordsman

... as well as all our unknown March babies.

Another quasi bi-monthly for your delight.

• Things Your Berserker Would Never Say
  Do these boots go with this tunic?
  Sometimes, I just want to be held.
  Couldn't we just talk this over? Violence never solved anything.
  Swords and alcohol don't mix.
  Ewwwww! Blood!

Alrightie ... I know some of you have been doing more of this during the past year, and some of you have started. So why not share what you have and your tips. I did a few but they're not D&D related in any way. I can tell that I have been very out of practice, as in decades. What do you all hav...

:pop: Sit back with a beverage because half the fun is the hunt (internet searching) after you read this. It all depends on how deep you want to dive into this. Your advantage over mine is that I had to wait for some of this stuff to be published, or they put it out afterwards to bring it all togeth...

Nice Tristen :rolllaugh: :beer: Time for more. Signs You Pissed Off the Villagers 1. The "interesting new stew" you've been served at the inn smells suspiciously like sewage. 2. One ripe apple at the market place costs more than your last spellbook. 3. They're building a gallows outside of...

DUDE :!: Let me start by sharing this forum with ya. 1E AD&D - Classic Editions Then you can also search in the Classic Downloads section. Both have lots of D&D stuff. Cuz PADnD is all about the whole game. In the old days I would agree it was easier for :newb: to start there, but not with t...

Five things players said/did and then regretted it later. :bash: 1. Ranger wearing plate mail in a misty echoing crypt: "I try to move silently" 2. Apprentice to mage "By the way master, I finally shot that pesky owl that kept following you around." 3 .Party fighting a band of th...

Stumbled across this on Twitter and thought it worth sharing here. WIZARD: I cast Sympathy on the dragon. DM: What does that one do again? WIZARD: Not sure **one minute later** DRAGON: (sobbing) They always ask where's the dragon's hoard. WIZARD: There, there now. DRAGON: But they never ask WHY the ...

Hegdeh I don't think it is a disbelief in climate change, because it does change. IMO it is a disbelief in how it is presented. So much is out of context and is often viewed on an incorrect scale. Climate change does happen and humans are the cause of part of it ... but it is also a natural cycle of...