gyg wrote:I won't be there at the end I know, but I think some of this stuff is just too cool - not so sure about the Gygax wall hangings though!?
FormCritic wrote:The Dungeon Hobby Shop Dungeon is possibly the coolest item I have seen on Ebay.
kevin mayle wrote:I wish PPP would look into publishing it.
Mbassoc2003 wrote:... The original Irillian playtest notes and characters would draw a lot of UK interest. It was a classic.
Mbassoc2003 wrote:Naw. It has to be the Planes of Existance MS.I played a similar hobby shop dungeon for about a year. Most shops in the UK had inhouse dungeons that they played every week for customers to watch and take part in. That's how half the White Dwarf dungeons were developed. The original Irillian playtest notes and characters would draw a lot of UK interest. It was a classic.
Mbassoc2003 wrote: The original Irillian playtest notes and characters would draw a lot of UK interest. It was a classic.
FormCritic wrote:Irillian has to get my vote for Best Fantasy Campaign Presented In the Guise of a Magazine Adventure.Irillian set a very high mark for White Dwarf. I think Dungeon magazine has only recently printed anything of comparable scope.
The Collector's Trove wrote:Howdy All,Not to get off topic... Here is a story from Gary Gygax regarding the Dungeon Hobby Shop Dungeon:"That said, a 10th level magic-user PC of mine, one Slidell of Fax was part of a large party exploring a lower level of Ernie's dungeons when the majority of the young players had their PCs cavorting loudly at the end of a long passage as they were smashing through the wall there. Slidell withdrew back up the corridor some 70 feet, entered an empty room there, and seriously contemplated sending a lightning bolt into the racous agglomeration to silence them. Alex's character retreated with mine, and he urged that Slidell let'em have it. As I considered that such an act would ruin their enjoyment of the game, I refrained...but avoided playing with that group thereafter Ernie has the patience of a saint "Futures Bright,Paul