Yes!
The book has been impossible to get around here, but I finally got my copy from Paizo! Of course I bought the pdf when it first came out, but its nice to have an actual physical copy.

Havard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CabZevEx ... r_embedded

...Or, as others would put it, some lifesick idiot f***ing around with a dangerous animal.

...Yeah, I am evil. But this video gave me so many facepalms, I got to share it.

Yours,

Rafe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdXkGXD7gDc&feature=fvst

Old, but still a beatiful compilation.

Havard

PC3 the Sea People is one of those products that I really love for Classic D&D, but which I also never got to use as much as I wanted. Supplement II: Blackmoor also has rules for underwater adventures, making me wonder what secrets the Black Sea might hold?

More on the Denizens of the Black Sea.

Any ideas?

Havard

I'm working to expand the list at my site:
http://blackmoor.mystara.net/product_list.html

See also, the list of Blackmoor's Publishing History.

Blackmoor Product List

By The Judges Guild

• The First Fantasy Campaign (1977)
  

•   D&D Supplement II: Blackmoor. (1975)
  
•   DA1 Adventures in Blackmoor (1986)
  
• DA2 Temple of the Frog (1986)
  
•   DA3 City of the Gods (1987)
  
• DA4 Duchy of Ten (1987)
  

•   DA5 City of Blackmoor (Planned for 1988?)
  
•   Adventures in Blackmoor Boxed set (planned 1994)
  
•   BMa1 - Blackmoor #1 of 2, The Egg of Coot (planned 1994)
  
•   BMa2 - Blackmoor #2 of 2, The Doomsday Rod (planned 1994)
  

• Foul Weather (2004) - for D20 Modern Available as free pdfs from http://www.wizards.com
  
•   Return to the Temple of the Frog (2007) for 3E Available as free pdfs from http://www.wizards.com
  
• OD&D Book V: Blackmoor (2013) Included in the OD&D Reprint Box
  
• The Making of Original D&D 1970-1977 (2024)
  

•   Dave Arneson's Blackmoor D20 Hardcover Sourcebook (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2004)
  
•   The Redwood Scar (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2006)
  
•   The Wizard's Cabal (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2006)
  
•   Original Blackmoor Map pdf, by Dave Arneson (2006)
  
•   The Dungeons of Castle Blackmoor (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2006)
  
•   Dave Arneson's Blackmoor Softcover Sourcebook (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2006)
  
•   Player's Guide to Blackmoor (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2006)
  
•   Temple of the Frog (D&D 3.5 Edition) (2007)
  
•   Clock and Steam (D&D 3.5 Edition) by Rodney Thompson (2008)
  
•   Riders of Hak (D&D 3.5 Edition) by Dave Brainard and Tad Kilgore (2008)
  
•   City of the Gods (D&D 3.5 Edition)  by Harley Stroh (2008)
  
•   Duchy of Ten (Vapourware - Never published)
  
•   City of Blackmoor (Vapourware - Never published)
  
• The First Fantasy campaign (Vapourware - Never published)
  

•   Blackmoor: First Campaign (D&D 4E)
  
•   Blackmoor: First Campaign Power Cards (Vapourware)
  
•   Blackmoor: Age of the Wolf - Player's Guide (Vapourware)
  
•   Blackmoor: Age of the Wolf - GM's Guide (Vapourware)
  
•   Blackmoor: Age of the Wolf - Ruins of Blackmoor (Vapourware)
  

• The Terror of Spiral Keep (Not yet published) - By Griffith Morgan. Title revealed in 2024
  
• Blackmoor Foundations (2024) - Historical documents and maps
  
• Go here for a Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg Product List
  
• Secrets of Blackmoor (2019) - Documentary
  

• Age of the Wolf 5E (2024)
  

• "Facts About Black Moor", Domesday Book #13 (1972)
  
• "Garbage Pits of Despair Part I", Different Worlds Magazine #42  (Adventure Module) (1986)
  
• "Garbage Pits of Despait Part II", Different Worlds Magazine #43 (Adventure Module)  (1986)
  
•   "Guardians of the Docrae: a look at halflings of the northern marches from the Blackmoor Setting" (3E). Dragon #315 (2003)
  
• "Raiders of the Black Ice", Dungeon #115 (Web Enhancement) (2004)
  
• "Clockwork Fortress", Dungeon #126 (Adventure Module) (Web Enhancement) (2005)
  

• Complete List of Blackmoor Fiction
  

• Go here for the complete list of Greyhawk products detailing Blackmoor
  

• Go here for the complete list of Mystara products detailing Blackmoor
  

• Afridhi (3)
  
• Ash Goblins (4)
  
• Ash Goblin Wolf Riders (4)
  
• Beastmen (3)
  
• Thouls (3)
  
• Toska Rusa - Afridhi Queen (1)
  

• "An Interview with Dave Arneson", Space Gamer #21 (1979)
  
• "An Interview with Dave Arneson", Pegasus Magazine, Judges Guild (1981)
  
• "Dave Arneson Interview", Game News 1985
  
• "Hey Dave, What's with the Castle - A Biography", Space Gamer #85 (1989)
  
• Oerth Journal #6 (1997) - Journey to the City of the Gods (Commentary by Dave Arneson)
  
• "Dave Arneson Interview", Gamespy (2004)
  
• Dave Arneson Interview, Mortality Radio (2004)
  
• INTERVIEW WITH DAVID ARNESON by Ciro Allessandro Sacco, http://www.dungeons.it / ENWorld (2004)
  
• Dave Arneson Interview, diginews (2004) (Internet Archive Link)
  
• Dave Arneson Podcast Interview at Pulp Gamer (2007)
  
• Dave Arneson Interview, Fight On! #2 (2008)
  
• Slice of SciFi #151: Interview with Dave Arneson, “Dungeons & Dragons” co-creator Podcast Slice of SciFi (2008)
  
• Dungeons & Dragons' Arneson: The Lost Interview, Gamasutra, 2009
  
• Interview with Dave Arneson, Kobold Quarterly (2009)
  

• Oerth Journal #6 (1997) - Journey to the City of the Gods
  
• Fight On! #3 (The atlas to the lands west of Blackmoor)
  
• The map of the lands west of Blackmoor
  
• Dragons at Dawn
  
• Into the Blue Yonder (Not published) - Adventure by Rob Kuntz, ran at ArneCon2024, involving the Duchy of the Peaks, The Realm of the Dead/Dark Realm, the Realm of the Egg of Coot as well as famous characters like Marfeldt and the Wizard of the Woods.
  

• Go here for the products exclusive from the Comeback Inn
  

Which Blackmoor Resources was what you started out with when you first got into Blackmoor?

This is something I've been talking to Rafe about. The DA series in particular emphasizes the imminent war with the Afridhi and the underlying threat from the Egg of Cootis always present.

Must all Blackmoor campaigns revolve around this however? How about some more down to earth exploration games? I'm guessing many of Arneson's own games were traditional dungeon crawls, even though war was also a prominent feature.

Any ideas for more exploration oriented or other types of campaigns?

Havard

Hi all,

Just to let you know, it seems we're doing a spontaneous server switch some time this week.

Not to let you wonder, WE ARE STILL HERE, and WE ARE HERE TO STAY.

Yours,

Rafe

Hi all,

Just to let you know, it seems we're doing a spontaneous server switch some time this week.

Not to let you wonder, WE ARE STILL HERE, and WE ARE HERE TO STAY.

Yours,

Rafe

Hey,

I just had the rare opportunity to watch the Solomon Kane movie with James Purefoy in the lead.

No time to post an entire review, just saying I recommend you go and buy the DVD.

It's vastly underrated and the best fantasy movie I have seen in years.

No LotR, of course, but ages better than Van Helsing, Eragon, or one the recent Dracula remakes.

Yours,

Rafe