07/08/2002: Submitted for your approval: A review of Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson (perhaps one of the most Advanced Dungeons and Dragons influencing-novels ever written!), as well as a new entry in Monstrous Creations: The Privateers are there to make you walk the plank!
07/16/2002: Is it stuck in your head yet? The Meme meanders through the Monstrous Creations pages!
07/21/2002: News flash! Wizards Of The Coast has handed off it's Adobe-PDF business to SVGames. The old classics can now be found here. They're much easer to locate and browse, and the transition has left the re-release schedule apparently unaffected. Kudos to Wizards of the Coast for starting this wonderful project to get the classic games back out in the light of day, cheers to Bastion Press (and especially WotC alumni Jim Butler) for doing a great job so far, and a hearty thank you to SVGames for heeding the call. OK, 1st and 2nd edition fans - let's get downloading!
07/27/2002: Added a link to Scott Kurtz's (someone let me know if it's grammatically correct to add a possessive "S" at the end of a "Z"ed last name, please!) online comic page: PVPONLINE.COM. You may well ask what an online comic has to do with 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, but rest assured, if you will but peruse his Archives section, you'll find some true gems that'll bring a smile to the face of any gamer! Also, I've added a quick paragraph or two plus I've finally added some photos in the Dwarven Forge review. Right now, the photos are the "stock" pictures from the Dwarven Forge website, but I hope to get access to a digital camera and show off my setups soon.
07/27/2002: A quick teaser, folks: Soon, the Delver himself will be adding a "Features" section here at the Dungeon, and you're all in for quite a treat when y'all see what the first feature is! And the second! Also, be on the look-out for more book reviews, monsters, and hopefully I'll be getting to hosting Colleen's Miniatures (Mrs. Delver's hobby and profession).