Adventures in Fantasy as a Blackmoor Setting Resource?

[Havard]

I'm going to rearrange your statements before commenting:

Like, I would not seriously recommend this one to other fellow BM fans, unless they really owned EVERYTHING else that is there to collect, before this one.

Agreed. The box is too expensive for anyone but the most hard core fans. Still there are a few of those around here so...

Yeah, sure, but... What did YOU use? :twisted: Like, it's surely interesting to read between the lines, but killer ideas, I kind of missed there.

Well, I havent used much yet. I have just begun to dig into this matter again.

The things I am looking into now are:
1) Bleakwood Mini-setting (this goes without saying).
2) References to Religion and Cosmology
3) Alignments: Alignments seem to be more like Elric-eque forces in AiF than in D&D.
4) Monsters: Monsters sometimes say more about the setting than just that the monsters are there.
5) Artifacts: What are their origins, who used them etc?
6) The Faerry Races

Again, this is still early stage for me. The point is not that any of these are "killer ideas" though. My reason for looking into them is that they are Arneson's ideas (and Richard Snider's), which makes of interest to me.

-Havard