So I have started playing /The Temple of Elemental Evil./

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Fun, until it crashed a moment ago, for no reason. And I had not saved
in two hours. (>_<)
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In the borning days of the third millennium, Richard Clayton wrote:
> Fun, until it crashed a moment ago, for no reason. And I had not saved
>in two hours. (>_<)

Funny, I was playing the sequel just this evening.

Of course, I mean the sequel to the D&D module. It's so much fun watching the
burly fighters run away from my stinky trogolodyte puppets.

*The DM cackles with glee

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Richard Clayton wrote:

> Fun, until it crashed a moment ago, for no reason. And I had not saved
> in two hours. (>_<)

I just caved in and ordered Hordes of the Underdark.

But I was strong, and resisted the urge to get the Baldurs Gate II
Collection.

 

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James Stein wrote:

> I just caved in and ordered Hordes of the Underdark.

Why, you ask?

/Scribe Scroll/, that's why.