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I still think this needs to be done.

Excellent threadomancy, BlueWitch.

I'm very interested to see what sort of treatment is given to the potions of Greyhawk City in this adventure. I'm hoping it is a very seedy and nasty place. The 2e Blue Boxed set seemed kind of "bla ...

I guess I don't understand what your point is. What do you think WotC should be doing that its not?

I wasn't making a point about WotC, merely supporting my earlier words on why WotC does things. ...

Vormaerin and Samwise, both of you are taking my comments out of context and setting up straw men.

I never said that profit was not a motivation, merely that profit was not the only motivation orig ...

You think TSR didn't want to make money before it was "transformed"?

No, I think Gary and crew were hoping it would make some money, but weren't betting the farm on it. They had been playing the ga ...

Well, the solution to bad game balance is not to make the NPCs equivalently unbalanced....

PART of the solution. Some players will abuse badly balanced rules whether the NPCs make it hard on them o ...

Greyhawk is definitely medium fantasy, as in, there are a few realistic elements in it, but it is a largely fantastical place. However, I have no problem with a DM taking his own vision of Greyhawk or ...

Actually that is true. They were an appendix. But we always rolled for psionic ability anyway. :)

In 1st edition, psionics was part of the game (albiet not so often used). In 2nd edition, it became more of an option and 3.5 continues that trend. Since 1e cannot be divorced from Greyhawk, it theref ...

Yea, I thought it was cool that Creighton deigned to use Reydrich as his sample NPC. Not bad, although a little vanilla. Unless you use purely core rules in your campaign, Reydrich could get run over ...

For those interested, I have started this up as a PBP campaign at ENWorld. Check it out [url=http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=187890]here.

Okay, I've been rip-fu'd. Embarassed

I concede my heretical point. Smile

I had assumed that Herkluth was something the Duchy Triad came up with. I had also thought that Cuthbert's popularity in th ...

There is nothing in the 1e entry TMK that states explicitly that these decades ago refers to Cuthbert's time as a mortal. It could be a time when came down from the heavens to mete out some cudgely la ...

I thought this would be a thread on the differences between Wee Jas in 1e and 3.5. Boy was I wrong!

Anyway, I would say focusing on her vanity and magic portfolios would be key. Treat it like a tem ...

So... if the machinery is in place, then let's go!

Incidentally, if we stated explicitly that it was NOT fan fiction on the front page, I don't think anyone would have reason to complain. Some stil ...

In my experience, it does not seem like the ability to edit another's work is detrimental to the wiki experience overall. There is the occassional [url=http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2005/12/16]jac ...

There are the Dakan in the Amedio jungle. They are ape-like creatures. I also think there was some other stuff in the Isle of Dread.

There is an entry for Greyhawk in the wikipedia, but what if someone were to create a Greyhawk wiki for fans to add to. It could be an online campaign setting, authored and edited by fans. Of course, ...

Since I am a Triad in LG, I am well aware of the LG document.

And I am also familiar with SKR's website.

The LG document does not follow the 3e rules for domains. The Circle has their own scheme ...

I had never considered using affiliations to differentiate knights of different orders. I like that idea.

In my quest to update Greyhawk to the 3.5 rules set, I have been developing a handbook for players joining my Greyhawk campaign. I have poured through the width and depth of 3.5 rules and AD&D ref ...

In my quest to update Greyhawk to the 3.5 rules set, I have been developing a handbook for players joining my Greyhawk campaign. I have poured through the width and depth of 3.5 rules and AD&D ref ...

I've kept this campaign idea in the back of my head for a while now. I haven't begun it yet, but I plan to eventually (in the next 2-3 years).

I like your idea about how Iuz's power is somehow or i ...

WotC owns Greyhawk and most of the material associated with it (aside from the Gord stuff and a handful of characters and concepts retained by Kuntz and Gygax), they have every right to produce it.
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