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David Friedman wrote a book called “Harald”, a non-magic fantasy setting. His characters make many uses of pavises. Baen.com has the e-book for free, very good reading, with a bit about how the pavi ...

what system?

and what version of godzilla?

I'm a traditionalist, so let's say 2E. And the late-60's version, the one with all the dubbed voice overlay and cheesy man-dressed-as-a-monster costu ...

Don't know if this is heretical or not, but what would be the stats of this oft-misunderstood hero? I know he destroys Tokyo with some regularity, and for unknown reasons, but that's no reason to hun ...

Oh, for the love of the gods! Just have the fighter bash the bookworm over the head with his trusty axe and be done with it! There’s ale that needs drinking, which is more important than some silly ...

Gentlepersons,

I wish to convey my own version of the Spindrift/Lendore Isles. I took the scenario that the humans were kicked out by “the Sehaine”. But there it takes a different spin. It seems ...

There is a reference to Hardby in OJ #10. It’s pretty good, and has some great details. I also remember another article posted elsewhere, that is much more female dominant. Perhaps someone else can ...

Calthene is listed 3 times by gvdammerung- "The Crown Provinces of Furyondy", Furyondy Reforged - A Brief History & Chronology" and "King Artur's Knights - The Knights of Fury".

I apologize, my ...

One more question- who is Calthene, and where did she come from? I found documentation specifying her as a ward of Belvor, but how did that come to be?

Thanks.

FuryondyPlayers,

Thanks, that's the info I was looking for. I had thought Belvor had daughters, but I am obviously mistaken.

Thanks again.

Doug

Can someone provide a quick recap o fhte names/heads of the Furyondian Great Families circa CY591? Tried to get info from the archives and perhaps did not put in the correct search criteria.

Also, ...

Wow! Blast from the past! I thought this thread was dead. Yes, I had him do a similar thing between Earth/Oerth, but I had him as a ex-Confederate soldier in the 1870s Old west, that had an epiphan ...

I have to add my kudos, as well. I was actually working from one of our branch offices when I read the OJ20 comic. Then, when I looked up but what did I see? Someone had pinned a "Black Knight" pos ...

Especially salt water. I was not aware of salt being "bad" for them. I am more curious about the magical aspects of sea water- some undead like vampires can not cross moving water, since they need s ...

A thought, for which I would like opinions- Can “normal” undead survive underwater?

I know there are sea zombies and sea ghouls, but could normal ghouls (say, out of a graveyard in the middle of Bi ...

Woesinger,

Thanks, I appreciate it (I don't have From the Ashes). I appreciate the effort on the Saturday, and I hope you spent it better than I did. The outlaws are coming into town soon, so the ...

All, I was looking at a Gnarley map (downloaded from Harvester's Heroes and saw some locations I am not familiar with. I was hoping those of more acute acumen could enlighten me. Info is requested ...

Sorry, didn't see Nellisir's reply. And boy was I wrong about which OJ it was!

It was mentioned in one of the Oerth Journals, I think- one of the elarier ones. I ran across it just the other day. I'll try to find it.

I was wondering what time frame Murlynd came from, what period of the Old West. With the six guns, I’m assuming 1870s-1890s, but he could be a pre-War Texas Ranger. Also, does anyone know where he c ...