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Greyhawker's Christmas Presents...

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#1
ivid
Dec 05, 2004 8:27:39

Christmas, the great present - buying time!
And for sure, everyone of you has some RPG goodie he/she mentioned to his/her mommie/poppie or husband/wife so they know what to order us at the gamestore!

And I just want to know what!
- Which rpg stuff are you hoping to find under your Christmas tree?
What will be the Greyhawkers' lecture for the holidays?

My favs certainly are the RL book *Denizens of Dread* which is long overdue to take a rest in my bookshelf or perhaps the Blackmoor d20 books...

I wish you all a happy time until the holidays!

Rafael
#2
Argon
Dec 05, 2004 9:55:35 Well for me anything I currently don't have that was written by Carl Sargent. To me he was a savior of the Greyhawk setting that deserves nothing but praise. Now i'm not taking anything away from the settings original creator's but let's face it Greyhawk went stagnant after the original creator's left the scene. Carl Sargent put life back into the setting.

The best is Carl used his own perspective without altering the material written prior to his arrival as the GH setting's main writer.

P.S. I also don't want any of the previous writers for the setting to be offended, I just prefer Carl's work nothing against their writing style or any contributions they have made towards promoting the setting.

Their is one gentle man that wrote a fantastic Dungeon adventure called Hopeless Dawn. This is still one of my favorite adventures of all time and it was written by Gary Lai. He seems to embody my vision of the Greyhawk setting and I'd like to see what if anything he is up to now.

So for those who may not read another post after this one have the happiest of holidays.
#3
Yeoman
Dec 05, 2004 13:56:53 It doesn't seem to matter how good i've been, Santa just doesn't put a new Greyhawk hardback in the stocking.... I'm seriously considering turning to the dark side ....

Anyway, failing that, I would seriously settle for Gaxmoor or D20 Blackmoor, crumbs for a starving Hawker. Also on the serious wish list is GDQ1-7 - I passed my copy to a friend some years ago and it never got returned *sigh*

Anyhows Merry Christmas to all the board browsers and posters!
#4
ivid
Dec 05, 2004 14:49:13 Just as add. info: In Codex of Erde, you can find an introductory adventure for Gaxmoor - if you think the 10 pages (written by Ever Greatest Gamemaster himself!) are worth the price, you might consider it.
#5
Yeoman
Dec 05, 2004 17:56:30
Just as add. info: In Codex of Erde, you can find an introductory adventure for Gaxmoor - if you think the 10 pages (written by Ever Greatest Gamemaster himself!) are worth the price, you might consider it.

#6
omote
Dec 06, 2004 10:22:16 Aside from new GH, I was kinda hoping to get the MIDNIGHT BOX SET under the tree. Or just plain 'ol cash for my 2005 Mustang GT.

.............................Omote
FPQ
#7
Elendur
Dec 06, 2004 10:52:08 I'd like a mint copy of G1-3, the copy I'm using just shed it's front page.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 ivid Dec 05, 2004 8:27:39	Christmas, the great present - buying time! And for sure, everyone of you has some RPG goodie he/she mentioned to his/her mommie/poppie or husband/wife so they know what to order us at the gamestore! And I just want to know what! - Which rpg stuff are you hoping to find under your Christmas tree? What will be the Greyhawkers' lecture for the holidays? My favs certainly are the RL book Denizens of Dread which is long overdue to take a rest in my bookshelf or perhaps the Blackmoor d20 books... I wish you all a happy time until the holidays! Rafael
#2 Argon Dec 05, 2004 9:55:35	Well for me anything I currently don't have that was written by Carl Sargent. To me he was a savior of the Greyhawk setting that deserves nothing but praise. Now i'm not taking anything away from the settings original creator's but let's face it Greyhawk went stagnant after the original creator's left the scene. Carl Sargent put life back into the setting. The best is Carl used his own perspective without altering the material written prior to his arrival as the GH setting's main writer. P.S. I also don't want any of the previous writers for the setting to be offended, I just prefer Carl's work nothing against their writing style or any contributions they have made towards promoting the setting. Their is one gentle man that wrote a fantastic Dungeon adventure called Hopeless Dawn. This is still one of my favorite adventures of all time and it was written by Gary Lai. He seems to embody my vision of the Greyhawk setting and I'd like to see what if anything he is up to now. So for those who may not read another post after this one have the happiest of holidays.
#3 Yeoman Dec 05, 2004 13:56:53	It doesn't seem to matter how good i've been, Santa just doesn't put a new Greyhawk hardback in the stocking.... I'm seriously considering turning to the dark side .... Anyway, failing that, I would seriously settle for Gaxmoor or D20 Blackmoor, crumbs for a starving Hawker. Also on the serious wish list is GDQ1-7 - I passed my copy to a friend some years ago and it never got returned sigh Anyhows Merry Christmas to all the board browsers and posters!
#4 ivid Dec 05, 2004 14:49:13	Just as add. info: In Codex of Erde, you can find an introductory adventure for Gaxmoor - if you think the 10 pages (written by Ever Greatest Gamemaster himself!) are worth the price, you might consider it.
#5 Yeoman Dec 05, 2004 17:56:30	Just as add. info: In Codex of Erde, you can find an introductory adventure for Gaxmoor - if you think the 10 pages (written by Ever Greatest Gamemaster himself!) are worth the price, you might consider it.
#6 omote Dec 06, 2004 10:22:16	Aside from new GH, I was kinda hoping to get the MIDNIGHT BOX SET under the tree. Or just plain 'ol cash for my 2005 Mustang GT. .............................Omote FPQ
#7 Elendur Dec 06, 2004 10:52:08	I'd like a mint copy of G1-3, the copy I'm using just shed it's front page.