I should have bought Castle Zagyg long ago!
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 9:55 am
I'm still glad I didn't! Getting it for $10 makes me glad.
I find it funny how many posts I read about Castle Zagyg, but the fact that it is written for C&C never sunk in!
Plus I have discovered I love reading Gary's writing as much, maybe more, than I did when I discovered the Greyhawk boxed set 2+ decades ago.
I still love Gary's ideas and presentation and it feels good to "come home" to his creativity once again.
In that regard, I waited too long to buy Castle Zagyg.
Makes me eager to read Hall of Many Panes and the World Builder book, even if he didn't actually write it.
Plus the Darlene map!! God! That brought back memories!! Makes me want to go out to my garage (even though it is 3:45 AM and the scorpions and rattlesnakes are out hunting) and pull out my laminated GH map by Darlene.
Thanks to Gary and everyone who helped him put Castle Zagyg together. It is metaphorically like coming home after a very long and very arduous trip. It feels great to come home!
I find it funny how many posts I read about Castle Zagyg, but the fact that it is written for C&C never sunk in!
Plus I have discovered I love reading Gary's writing as much, maybe more, than I did when I discovered the Greyhawk boxed set 2+ decades ago.
I still love Gary's ideas and presentation and it feels good to "come home" to his creativity once again.
In that regard, I waited too long to buy Castle Zagyg.
Makes me eager to read Hall of Many Panes and the World Builder book, even if he didn't actually write it.
Plus the Darlene map!! God! That brought back memories!! Makes me want to go out to my garage (even though it is 3:45 AM and the scorpions and rattlesnakes are out hunting) and pull out my laminated GH map by Darlene.
Thanks to Gary and everyone who helped him put Castle Zagyg together. It is metaphorically like coming home after a very long and very arduous trip. It feels great to come home!