Erik Mona's Latest Secret Project

[Krypter]

Nifty. I remember reading the old Greyhawk Ruins module when I was a kid and I loved all the weird Greyhawk lore references therein, though I didn't really get them. It was a dungeonhack but it was still classic Greyhawk. Here's hoping the Expedition will be a success.

[Erik Mona]

Aureus wrote:

Any news on "The Refuge of Nex"? I believe in reading somethin somewhere about it but cannot tell where and when. Perhaps it was on these lovely boards, but perhaps in one of the two magazines.

It was going to be one of the first GameMastery modules, but I got too busy and now it'll be a later one. Not sure when, exactly, but it will come out.

--Erik

[silenttimo]

My own little secret (see top of page 9) has been out since march the 2nd...

Gaspard, my 1st kid, is born, weighting 3,580 kgs (little bit less than 8 pounds) and 49,5 cm (about 1 foot, 8 inches).

However, he is not born with a dice in his hand.
So, it is not hereditary ???

My wife and I are both glad and proud.

I hope to get back in a "not-too-long-while" to my "shackled city" campaign (as a player in "demonskar legacy") and to my "savage tide" campaign (as a DM).

It' s really grand !

[The Eldritch Mr. Shiny]

Jonathan Drain wrote:

I thought the third edition wacky monster was the Calzone Golem.

God damn it, for some reason, our DM thought that adventure was hilarious, and insisted on running it. Everyone else thought it was infantile, but our DM ran it anyway, COMPLETELY ruining the tone of the campaign he was running. Whoever wrote that adventure should die a thousand horrible deaths.

[silenttimo]

The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

Jonathan Drain wrote:

I thought the third edition wacky monster was the Calzone Golem.

g@* d##n it, for some reason, our DM thought that adventure was hilarious, and insisted on running it.

I DMed this short adventure, after finding it funny, and all my players found it fun !!

[Aureus]

Erik Mona wrote:

Not sure when, exactly, but it will come out.

Great! I am really looking forward to it. May I know in which direction it finally did evolve, a whole setting, a world of its own, an adventure set in Greyhawk or a generic one?

[Phil. L]

Well, it's hardly surprising considering Erik's great love for the setting. I wonder whether we would see more Greyhawk stuff from WotC if Erik got into WotC's inner circle?

[oji040870]

oji040870 wrote:

Uncle

I have named Robilars Dragons for you!
Rukoreb(Male)
Jezokru(Female)
Krebor(Young)

Hooray!

[Tobus Neth]

This thread roxxors all 511 post! really some good laughs in here!And Uncle's history lessons on Greyhawk...Grognards=cool old guys

[Majuba]

*casts true animation*

Jason Bulmahn in October 2006 wrote:

James Jacobs wrote:

It's true... I do have a Secret Project as well. And like Erik, that's all I can say about it. Although it, like Erik's Secret Project, is also neat. In many of the same ways that Erik's Secret Project is neat, one might say.

Ohh ohh.. me too. I want to have a secret project that I cannot yet talk about. Can I.. please?

Jason Bulmahn
Managing Editor of Dragon
Guy with a neat Secret Project

This is even more hilarious given the 'secret project' that began 10 months later (right after the release of this one).

[Freehold DM]

Oh wow.