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There are a few sites giving little bits of Gygax's Greyhawk campaign and how it differs from the published version. Is any information out there about how Greenwood's Forgotten Realms actually was? It seems that TSR added pieces from other authors to fill the spaces, such as Niles' Moonshae...

I have notice that a few famous NPCs have appeared in the form of D&D miniatures. I've seen Greyhawk's Lareth the Beautiful, Mordenkainen the Mage, and King Snurre, as well as Ravenloft's Count Strahd Von Zarovich. Is there any catalogue of minis per setting?

I just returned from my FLGS and found all the 3.0 splat books at sale. I don't know the new ones, except from reviews, and I wonder if it would be interesting to take advantage from the bargain.

A mean score by itself has little value without knowing something about the number of reviews it was based. A mean based in large sample is more likely to represent the real average than one taken from a small sample. The sample number is present along the score in the individual product page...

Last Sunday a couple of friends whom I haven't seem since my undergraduate times, about 14 years ago, appeared at my place for a friendly game of AD&D 2nd edition. I haven't played 2nd edition for long, as I nearly dropped D&D for other rpgs at the time it was released and latter I virtually...

Is it just me or do you agree that the Tumble skill is ill thought. The DC to tumble 20 feet among enemies is just 25, where picking a good lock is 30! Come one, even good locks made with medieval technology can't be that hard to pick. The problem is that it is not hard to a good mid-level rogue...

"Prisoners of the Maze" is a ninth-twelfth level module written by Robert J. Kuntz, a veteran author from the early days of TSR and co-DM, with Gary Gygax, of the original Greyhawk campaign. Production values are high. The cover is nice, although some people may not favor its cartoonist style...