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The great irony of the ape civilization is that the roles of the chimps, orangs, and gorillas was not based on biology -- the ape civilization castes were directly derived from the roles the humans assigned to the apes during their era as slaves. This is shown in the fourth film, "Conquest of...

The way to run this is in a fantasy world with elves, dwarves, etc. Use Green Ronin's Hamunaptra and Bronze Age sourcebook settings. Player characters are all elves. Add a dash of Pendragon. Do it adventure path style. Every 4 to 6-session adventure is about 20 years or so after the...

I dunno... Bards getting up close to monsters... Not sure that's really a horror movie. Maybe something more NSFW is going on there? Maybe this is how we get Gelatinous Cubelings...

Still don't plan on seeing the movie, but, I had an epiphany when getting my D&D Trivial Pursuit game ready to sell along with my 5E books... Every monster on the cover, used as tokens, will be in the new D&D movie. We've already seen the Mimic, Gelatinous Cube, and Owlbear. Those of you who...

We had an official D&D Club at my high school, at least, for a while. I am not sure when it started, but it was running strong when I arrived at school my Freshman year in Fall 1983. It was an official school club, sponsored by the Anatomy and Physiology teacher (AP Biology I modern terms, I...

Ah, OA from 85 indeed means they are including the related books, as the Kara-Tur boxed set was not released until later and associated with FR. That's why the OA numbers are so high. The AD&D OA rule book was sold before 1E started to seriously decline in sales. A more accurate measure on all...

Would love to see the Gazetteer sales separate from overall Basic sales to be able to compare Mystara and the other settings. But then, that's not quite measuring the same thing, as the charts only measure core boxes. I would think the Oriental Adventures chart refers to the Kara-Tur boxed set...