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Not a bad idea. I was going to go with Dex but none of the PCs fell victim to the poison so it didin't matter. Surprisingly, no one was slain by the Witch Queen either.

I'm running this for my group tomorrow and, while reading, stumbled upon an omission. In Area 3-2 - Hall of Thorns, the poison damage for the darts is listed without the actual type of damage inflicted (Str, Dex, Con?). I suppose I could just pick my favorite but was hoping for Harley's official inp...

Greetings and welcome!

Treebore wrote: Besides, its a good idead to make people who can snap your spine with their pinky feel loved, admired, and needed. Helps keep them from hurting you.

Uh oh, you're in for it too, Treebore!

Great pics as always, Luke. Looks like much fun was had!

My gut reaction is that "classic" modules have the following... 1) Nasty traps--you answered that riddle incorrectly? A beam of ebony power shoots from the ceiling and disintegrates one of your limbs! 2) Oddball rooms (not all, just a couple of rooms per dungeon)--like reverse gravity area...

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Thanks for jumping in here, Mike. And if you want to bounce any time ideas off me, you know where to find me.

Thanks, Ken! If you have any questions/comments about either product, feel free to post here or visit our own forums. And this may be sacrilege, but I'm really not sure if Temporality would be good for Who d20 as I'm not up on my Dr. Who. *hangs head in shame at being a time travel fan but not knowi...

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Well said, DT, and welcome to the boards!

Blackdirge wrote:
I think the neuronea and the rust spider are two of the coolest of that bunch.

BD

I'm gratified that my rust spider will be able to terrorize PCs outside the DCC I wrote it for.

• New twists on old classics. Don’t throw in a rust monster. Instead, make it a rust spider that climbs walls. Players will never suspect that the reddish-brown spider attacking them actually has the same stats as a rust monster. Surprise the players! Hey, that was one of mine from DCC #29. Cool, I...

Must...get mine...soon....

(yes, that's my impression of dying if it does not become one with my d20 collection )

You most certainly did not mention it! Looks good so far.

Jet Jaguar wrote:
There's another copy of it for sale on eBay right now!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0058980333

Maybe I can get it for less than $81 ...

Judging by the seller's initials and the address, I'm guessing this is DCC author Mike Ferguson's copy.

Just nabbed one of the $100 grab bags plus a couple recent releases I didn't have yet. I don't know that I have a preference for the mystery item. They almost all sound cool.

I was also fooled by the thread title. BUT, while we're on the subject, maybe I'll just drop a quick plug for Temporality my time travel book?

I usually check the boards here daily but don't feel the need to chime in much. No reason, really.

Congrats, Harley! May the DCCs have a long and successful run.

Had to go with Vault of the Dragon Kings. As much as I like Jim Holloway, I believe he's best suited to black and white illustration. It surprises me that The Scaly God cover is up for a vote. The dragon here looks like a stuffed animal to me for some reason. Nothing against Jason Edwards as I do li...

Make that three.

These artists truly make the dungeon crawls "classic."

$125 is not bad. Mine sold for over $300 (although it was signed by Arneson).

Skirt923 is spamming several threads here.