toddlyons wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 9:01 am Just goes to show that rules lawyering was already a thing back in the 70s, even though the term wasn't as commonly used then as it became over the passing decades.

Exactly!

I was looking through an old copy of the 1st Edition AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide and came upon this Epilogue written by Gary Gygax: ++ It is the spirit of the game, not the letter of the rules, which is important. Never hold to the letter written, or allow some barracks room lawyer to force quotatio...

toddlyons wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 3:24 pm They've got to be better than Harry Bagot's hobbies
(two-thirds of which are definitely not socially acceptable)

*DING!* Todd Lyons wins today's award for obscure references.

P.S.Teaman, lately you've definitely got the most happening thread on the Artwork forum. What's your secret?

chiisu81 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 10:25 am Thank you Kyle

Once again, I'm too computer illiterate to respond with a cool animated GIF. So please imagine a man in raybans delivering a truck full of bananas to a monkey, and then giving that monkey a big thumb's up.

Solomoriah wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 9:07 am I'm not working on it right now, and Chi usually works on weekdays. I say go ahead.

OK, I've made just that one fix and uploaded to Dropbox.
Thanks.

Solo/Chi,
I just realized that areas c24-c26 are in the wrong order in the text. The rooms are correctly labeled, just the order is wrong. Not sure how I missed that.
I can fix it in the current r13 on Dropbox unless one of you happen to be doing something else with that version.

Oh man.
L2 The Assassin's Knot was one of my favorite modules. It was different, maybe even advanced for its time.. more whodunit than Dungeon crawl with great NPCs and great opportunities for roleplaying.
Sad to see him go, but he made his mark.

My presented procedures were devised to facilitate zero game prep for my purposes. And then if time permitted, I could also pre-plan out areas of map, dungeons, plots, encounters etc. The idea was to NOT REQUIRE any prep, but certainly allow for as much pre-planning as desired. Any randomly generat...

I'm glad you posted this, because I've heard the term hexcrawl 1000 times without having any real definition (I think the term came into use during my 30 year sabbatical from RPGs). My point of reference is the Isle of Dread (or Monkey Isle if you like), where the players are given a map with a huge...

Anyhoo as you all know that in our own world's history in Europe, belt pouches, purses and bags were the norm until the Modern Age (16-hundreds) when pockets were invented for men's clothes. Women didn't get pockets in their clothes until the 19th Cent. (They previously had discreet slashes in thei...