I’ve really been wanting to complete this campaign for a while now…
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We have D&D Thursdays?!
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Check the Events page of this site. 
Be careful, or you might end up like Forrest Gump!
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Pretty sure most of these have been been OOP for years 
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They need to be IMB (in my belly).
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What I wouldn’t give to have all my old 2nd Edition Manuals, Modules and all manner of accessories back.
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We still played with 2nd ed for years. I’ve heard 5th ed is pretty good, but 3rd and 4th were good for one thing- kindling.
You made a game starring Sally Jesse Rapheal? I’m impressed (although still trying to determine about what…).
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Now that’s a niche market.
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Indeed!!, I was torn between the SJR reference or the KA likeness.
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Growing up, my group usually found the fine print on my covers rather compelling.
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You goober. I’m a self proclaimed D&D child. I had the original books and crafted thousands of dungeons.
#yourpresisanerdandproudofit
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I had someone come in to my friends board game shop and genuinely (or they’re a fantastic actor) ask for the Disco emperor one. They’d just started playing a couple weeks before so I really don’t know.
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Did you folks see that Goodman Games has re-released Quiche, err, Keep on the Borderlands for 5th edition? It’s part of their Into The Borderlands release.
Link for picture
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I’m 32 years removed from playing this module, but I do remember Kobolds.
Lots and lots of Kobolds.
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3rd edition and edition 3.5 were good. They evolved into the Pathfinder game by Paizo.
4th edition was a radical departure. It was very much a tactical game.
5th edition is a very streamlined rules set.