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Johnny_F_Normal wrote:The "value-priced" softcover on the other hand is readily available

I am in love with my soft cover. I am thinking of getting a second.

Reading this again for the 3rd time. http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x129/_zothique_/SwordsTrilogy_zps58351f6b.jpg From the introduction: In those days there were oceans of light and cities in the skies and wild flying beasts of bronze. There were herds of crimson cattle that roared and were tall...

Little late to the party, but I didn't see these: 74. Necklace made from the hair of the deceased (real thing we used to do here in the US) 75. Exciting Underwear from the deceased (even stranger if they wear it too) 76. Box of Fingernail clippings from the deceased 77. Character actually wears the...

The Horseclan Series by Robert Adams has the Appendix N vibe.

One could probably find many Warhammer Fantasy novels that also have that feel. Gotrek and Felix? Totally Appendix N!

I also like the Brak the Barbarian books by John Jakes:

catseye yellow wrote:this also.

And this:

81 or thereabouts with Moldvay/Cook basic and expert box sets

Very cool

The Land of Ooo would definitely be a cool setting. *thumbs up*

I don't know that I would call the Ice King the main villain. He's a victim of the crown he wears. They might be planning on saving him at some point.

There seem to be worse entities at work behind the scenes. Also Appendix N

Thanks for all the suggestions! You guys have given me lots to look at.

Are there official rules for firearms? I see issue 8 of Crawl! fanzine has rules for firearms.
What would those in the know recommend?

The time of the Red Wizard has passed
So cold, so very cold...

Happy New Year!

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/7b/ef/51/7bef5127603b59111b86cab525b5426d.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4145/5038761780_231c85098e.jpg http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388345555l/30036.jpg These are the first 3 fantasy books I read back in 1981-82. In that order too, I think. Before tha...

Seemed like some Joe Kubert art was appropriate about now

I've been a long time fan of Richard Corben . His graphic novels Bloodstar and Neverwhere are definitely Appendix N comic books. Also look for his Creepy collection as well as his Edgar Allen Poe collection , they are fantastic. He's worked on a lot of other stuff too; Hellboy, Batman, Conan, Luke C...

Hi everybody,
Just arrived
Been involved in some sort of fantasy based hobby --reading fantasy novels/comics, playing/collecting RPGs, collecting/painting miniatures, etc.-- since 1980.
Love DCC! The rulebook is top-notch!