RPG Legends: Epic History of Greyhawk: From Homebrew to Dungeons and Dragons Tabletop RPG Icon

Join us as we explore the history of Greyhawk, the legendary Dungeons & Dragons setting, through the lens of Paul Bellow’s insightful article. We trace Greyhawk’s journey from Gary Gygax’s homebrew campaign to its official release as a core D&D world, discussing its impact on the role-playing industry, its decline, and its revival.
Learn how this forgotten gem influenced the development of D&D and why it still holds a special place in the hearts of fans. Whether you're a veteran Dungeon Master or new to the world of Greyhawk, this episode has something for every D&D enthusiast!
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[@JohnSmith-nd9oh]

I never heard of Greyhawk first of all I was kinda too young to discover it in its prime, I had been reading Dungen and Dragons books starting with the drizzit novels and I discovered Greyhawk when I went to discount stores and in the book section there they were already at the time 15 years old great stories in them

[@litrpgadventures6902]

Greyhawk... Gord the Rogue, you ask?
If you love the fiction of Dungeons and Dragons, there are a few names you probably know by heart.
Drizzt Do’urden. Artemis Entreri. Wulfgar.
If you’re an old-school fan, there are a number of others names that you might know by heart, like Elminster.
If you’ve been around since the beginning, though, you know that there’s one oft-forgotten name that deserves to live on in that pantheon. He’s forgotten by many, but he’s still important.
That name, of course, is Gord the Rogue.
Gord’s legend is fantastic, both on and off the page. He’s a great character, but he’s also a huge part of D&D’s early history. If you don’t already know him, get ready - he’s going to be a big part of your D&D education. Sit back while we reminisce about the immortal Gord the Rogue series.
litrpgreads.com/blog/the-legend-of-gord-the-rogue

[@litrpgadventures6902]

Thanks for sharing your story! It's a great world...

[@homesicknight]

Hi! What's the name of the site you use to create the images in the thumbnail?

[@litrpgadventures6902]

It's a new tool I'm working on for LitRPG Adventures. We have a basic avatar generator (several), but this is a new one I'm tinkering with. Do you like?

[@homesicknight]

@@litrpgadventures6902 yeah very much! I found some similar pictures on pinterest and i tought they were from the same site. I wanted to use it to create references for my dnd character