D&D and satanisim

This is an old joke, but I saw it recently on an IIDB thread about D&D; it still made me chuckle. --Macavity

I have a tiefling fighter/rogue character with a massive persecution complex and a fondness for pairs of envenomed swords. (For some odd reason I'm addicted to characters that fight two-handed---must be Drizzt-envy or something...)Unfortunately, I haven't played pen and paper D&D in a very looooooong time, since most of my gamer friends have moved out of state or become fundy Xtians.Right now I'm playing around with NWN and starting to toy with module design for that program. (Tilesets, baby. Gotta get 'em all!) Also, I've taken to collecting rule books and supplements for 3rd edition---which, BTW, is the best edition yet. My most recent purchase is the Underdark supplement.--MacavityP.S. Yaro, I totally LOVED Dark Sun. I wish the wankers at WOC would reissue that stuff.

This is going to sound awful, but I never even looked at the price of the FR sourcebook. (I'm not rich, just irresponsible.) I don't remember it being 40 bucks, but that's probably cos I was buying it with a handful of other stuff at Barnes and Nobles. I buy way too many books. It's an awful habit, especially since there's a library right down the street.Dark Sun was a whole different world setting that came out a bit after the original FR boxed set, AKA "The old gray box." I guess it came out about, oh, maybe 1990 or so. This was back in the day, when D&D was still a TSR franchise. You can find out more about Dark Sun here:Welcome to nginx!It was just a fantastic game world. It's a damn shame WOtC doesn't pick it back up.--Macavity

Appreciate the tip, tentacled one. I'll take this as a sign that I'll be eaten first.Ia! Cthulhu fhtagn!