Adventures in Fantasy as a Blackmoor Setting Resource?

[Havard]

I believe -_- I understood you right, there.

Sorry, it just seemed to me like you were mainly talking about the rules. Don't get me wrong, I also want to talk about that, but that is a topic better suited for the new AiF Forum.

For instance, if you started a thread about your experiences with AiF or comparing AiF to Dragon Warriors over there I would be very interested in hearing about it

Personally, apart from shoehorning the locations into the setting, the game was a tad bit too barren to be a real addition.

I'm not so sure about that. There are alot of hints to the type of world we are dealing with hidden in various parapgraphs throughout the books....

Let's put it this way -- when I create campaigns of my own, I often lean on previous ideas I've had instead of coming up with something 100% new. I can see where Dave may have done exactly this.

He knows that TSR has its claws into "Blackmoor" and all things connected to it, but he is still running his own campaign and clearly likes what he is doing with it. When he decides to write a new RPG, why not borrow from the game he's presently running?

Makes sense to me! 8)

Absolutely. And since we as fans dont have to worry about copyrights and laws and whatnot for what we want to include in our own personal games, there is nothing stopping us from raiding "Arnesonian" concepts from AiF and bringing them into our Blackmoor games is there?

-Havard