Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Something amazing at Gary Con this year, courtesy The Collector's Trove (Paul Stormberg): "a recent discovery by The...

Something amazing at Gary Con this year, courtesy The Collector's Trove (Paul Stormberg): "a recent discovery by The Collector’s Trove has found TSR’s first published adventure by Gary Gygax, of which, only a score or so were printed and handed-out at GenCon VIII in 1975! Used to demonstrate TSR’s new game, Dungeons & Dragons, the adventure is the fully fleshed-out first-level of Greyhawk Castle! Special sessions of this Dungeons & Dragons adventure will be run at 330 Center St. in the same kitchen where Gary introduced Dungeons & Dragons and Greyhawk Castle to his son and daughter Ernie and Elise over 40 years ago. Could there be a more amazing way to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Dungeons & Dragons?"

Some observations on the "new" Great Kingdom map that Jon showed us in his video. #quagkeep

Some observations on the "new" Great Kingdom map that Jon showed us in his video. #quagkeep
http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-land-of-great-kingdom-and-environs.html

Awesome video by Jon Peterson showing off some pre-D&D treasures from his collection.

Awesome video by Jon Peterson showing off some pre-D&D treasures from his collection. Of note, he shows a familiar set of "low impact" dice made by a company called Creative Publications. TSR used these in the Holmes Basic Set as well as selling them separately.

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Shawn Sanford's resources for "Random Holmes":




Shawn Sanford's resources for "Random Holmes":

Originally shared by Shawn Sanford

I never would have thought that I would collect these, let alone use them in actual play. I have proven myself wrong on both counts.