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heychadwick
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Hi,
I read these to my son for bed time stories. I read all the ones from Greyhawk Adventures and the WotC website. Are more somewhere. Maybe in Polyhydreon?
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Rockhaven
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How cool are you as a dad 
I got Princess and the pea |
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heychadwick
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| Rockhaven wrote: |
How cool are you as a dad
I got Princess and the pea |
Thanks! I try to be the coolest Dad. |
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| I'm going to copy you. My son is in for a surprise... |
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SirXaris
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That is very cool patenting, heychadwick. :)
My children's bedtime stories were my recollections of the original PCs my friends and I played as kids - The Old Characters. Each night I would begin with, "Well, they all died," which met with a chorus of "Noooooo, dad"s. 
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heychadwick
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Hope your kids like it, too!
We were at a local RPG convention (small one) and one of the other guys asked how I got my kid into it when his wasn't' interested. My son responded, "because I'm smart...". :D
Overall, though, where can I find more stuff like the Mysterious Places? I think there is stuff in the Living Greyhawk Journals or old Polyhedron issues. Am I wrong? I'm looking primarily for stuff BEFORE the Greyhawk War because he hasn't gone through it......yet.
I did find an article on the hero gods and we are going through a few of them. |
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| heychadwick wrote: |
Overall, though, where can I find more stuff like the Mysterious Places? I think there is stuff in the Living Greyhawk Journals or old Polyhedron issues. Am I wrong? I'm looking primarily for stuff BEFORE the Greyhawk War because he hasn't gone through it......yet.
I did find an article on the hero gods and we are going through a few of them. |
These may offer some further options to investigate: http://www.greyhawkonline.com/grodog/gh_sites.html
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heychadwick
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Thanks!
So far the hero-gods have been good for a few nights. My son was inspired by the bit about Kelanen to want to create a paladin character who worshiped him. I think it was the first time he really got to hear about the active Neutral perspective. I know that's what Greyhawk is all about, but he doesn't read the books as I'm the DM. |
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