Greyhawk made top 5 on WoTC poll

Dragonlance revisited	13.4%
Ravenloft revisited	8.8%
Everything on this list!	7.9%
Planescape revisited	7.7%
Greyhawk revisited	7.3%

You can see the whole table at http://www.wizards.com/dnd/Article.aspx?x=dnd/4dmxp/20110908

Vote for Greyhawk @ WoTC poll

If you want to see some Greyhawk content on the upcoming issues of Dungeon and Dragon magazines, drop by the WotC site and vote for "Greyhawk revisited" here. The poll is at the bottom of the page.

After several weekends of gaming drought...

...we're playing the "Last Sons of Odin" campaign (GURPS) tonight!

I haven't played since I ran my first convention game. Last weeks both GURPS and Millenium's End DMs couldn't organize a game. To make thing worse, ChicagoWiz's temporal loss of interest in gaming put the AD&D/OSRIC @ Google Wave campaign to a stop.

So, I turned to PC gmaes and started playing Fallout New Vegas. ;)

House Rules

These are my house rules for my LL/AEC game. You can download them here.

Today I ran my first "convention" game.

Well, it was not really a convention but I like the way it sound. It was more a gaming day ("VII Jornada De Rol De Invierno De Caballeros De Montevideo") that's organized in winter to gather non-perishable food and/or warm clothing to be donated. You can check about the event here and here (both links are in Spanish).

I wanted to run a short low-level adventure using Labyrinth Lord and after some search I bought "Ruins of Ramat" at DriveThruRPG.com. I thought that a short adventure for 4 to 6 1st level characters with pregen ones to speed things up, would be a good choice for the event. I talked about it with my fellow players of our Google Wave game, and I learned that Rob Conley (Bat in the Attic) uses it at conventions. I knew I was on the right path. Thanks guys for all the tips!

And since I'm a "Knight of Dangerous Quests" of the Labyrinth Lord Society, I'm posting a couple of pics (yes, I want those points!) that document the event.

Thanks to all the guys that joined the game (clockwise): Giancarlo, Pedro, Esteban, Rodrigo, Pablo and Leonel.