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HOLY AZATHOTH'S BEARD! I'm too overwhelmed to even say much more. Except: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank ...

Not to dispute you, but to add:

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... php?t=1331

I made a comment exactly requesting this, with no response.

I'm pretty sure I just had a joy-gasm...!

Astounding. I'm impressed with what you and Sketch-Up can do!

^ That's just silly with awesomeness, riddled through-and-through with cool ^

Personally, I had three 3rd level players--so, approx. a tough 2nd level average party, or a very weak 3rd level average party--and a healer NPC (which I ran, and didn't allow into the combat). I maxed out all of the enemies' HPs, bumped up their ACs by one or two when I could justify it, and even a...

MWallace wrote:Sometimes you just want to dirty your hands a little.

Sometimes? That's why I'm the DM.

MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

None the Wiser wrote:I went the extra mile and created my own campaign setting called "The Temple of True North."

Although I personally am not a StarGate fan, that's a pretty dang cool idea. Very post-apocalyptic.

I'm bumping this for a few reasons - first, are you still around Mr. Playwithbob ? I'd love to hear more details of the transition between DCC 28 -> 17, if you don't mind sparing details. My group is going to be facing off against Lady Kyleth Aborn (heh heh) very soon, and want to have a chance to p...

DM_Dave wrote:it would be easier to move the old 1E modules to Aereth than to try to "shoehorn" whole Greyhawk nations and cultures to Aereth.

While that is assuredly true, I wanted to run Harley's Tower of the Black Pearl from DCC #29 in Greyhawk, and it spiralled out of control from there....

I thought it was interesting that her perch gives her a good view of the gate. Whether Harley intended this or not (meaning, if he knew the map would plot out this way or not), I agree--if the players think of her as benevolent or malevolent, it offers a new perspective on why she might be interest...

Jengenritz wrote:I hope you keep some time in your schedule post-August for Castle Whiterock

ZOIKS!

:: passes out with glee ::

Gee, wouldn't it be cool if they offered it as a PDF once the 23rd is past...?

(wink wink, nudge nudge)

Not wearing my contact lenses, did the same thing: Somehow hit "quote" instead of edit. Please ignore. (ggrrrrr!)

Somehow hit "quote" instead of edit. Please ignore.

This may or may not help much, but prior to DCC 35 I placed Silverton (DCC #1) at the northeastern edge of the Gnarley Forest, on the west bank of the Selintan River where to connects to the Nyr Dyv. I've also "shoehorned" the western portion of Ravenloft's The Core along the coast of Luit...

Ken Hart wrote:it make this great setting even more of a must-buy

Yeah, it makes me very happy, but wanting all Etherscope's yummy suppliments & adventures makes my wife and my wallet angry.

Bah. Infidels! What do they know?!?

Mike_Ferguson wrote:I actually had the Cynidiceans in mind

Isn't there a Dungeon mag adventure from within the past two or three months with this city? A first-level adventure, IIRC?

Hasn't been anything mentioned about Whiterock in a while.

Any new spoilers that Misters Goodman or Stroh might be able to reveal?

PDF previews would not be discouraged.... (wink wink, nudge nudge)

Maybe this sounds goofy, but I just wanted to express appreciation for the softcover version of Etherscope.

At $25 (I got it cheaper at FRPGAMES.COM), it was a huge bargain!

Lovely book, and excellent job.

Cheers, m8s!

I don't know if I interpreted the author's intent regarding the dragon's corpse submerged in sub-level 5 correctly, but I'm satisfied with the results. Personally, I'd love for the author to post his impressions as to accuracy, clarifications as needed, etc. I mean, Harley seemed to find your rende...

Exactly what I was thinking. These maps are, quite literally, breathtaking! WHOA! (I mean that in the Keanu Reeves kinda way, too.) Very VERY nice job. And it really adds to the ability to describe the map to the players! Again, wow. I know that you've mentioned that Horned King would be tough to re...

You, Meister Goodman, rule.

:: hands a reasonable amount of money ::

Thankfully, I have all the modules already.

:: weeps with joy ::

The complete "make over" of the pearl is what I like best. The fact that it brought about the unlife of a savage pirate who feels compelled to hunt them down is great. Thanks! I have to give credit to a buddy of mine who made an offhand comment about the pirate "coming back" and...