Advice, tips and tricks. Character Sheets/Generators. Random Generators. The Hypertext d20 SRD (v3.5 d20 System Reference Document) Index of /library/D&D Books. Index of /library/D&D Books. Index of /library. Index of /library. Dictionary of Medieval Terms. Board Games and Battle Maps by Mike Schley at Coroflot. Urathear Svent. RPG File Archive. The Alexandrian - Misc Creations. An Essay by Justin Alexander I had someone drop me an e-mail requesting a quick overview of the various editions of D&D.
In the context of the Reactions to OD&D essays, I thought it might be a useful reference for people who are a little less familiar with the history of the game. If you want more details on the history of D&D, the "Editions of Dungeons & Dragons" article at Wikipedia is a pretty solid resource. If you want an exhaustive detailing of every single change made between each printing of the early rulebooks, then the Acaeum is an excellent resource.
The only important thing you need to remember here is that D&D split into two separate games in 1977: Advanced Dungeons & Dragons and Dungeons & Dragons (with the latter often being referred to as Basic D&D or BD&D). Index of /library/Dragon Magazine. Index of /library/Dragon Magazine. S Citadel: 100 Unique Town/City Properties By Redgre. I have created this table plus, as a fantasy RPG resource.
The idea is to assist in quickly mapping out an area of the adventure and be able to tell something unique about each populated location. Some of the following entries are reliant on location, others are not. I have created enough entries that you may want to use percentile dice to randomly determine each location. Due to this, I have created a separate table to assist with the randomness for your convenience. Although each location could be a city or a town or whatever you like, I will be referring to each as a city.