Exploring Classic AD&D: D1-3 and Q1 - The Drow Series on The Gaming Gang Dispatch EP 1134

[@johnsnyder4653]

Loving these module reviews! Keep'em coming!

[@johnsnyder4653]

The Bloodstone Series would be a fun review!

[@RedDiceDiaries]

Very much enjoyed the show (as always), wishing everyone at The Gaming Gang a Memorex Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎅👍

[@Thegaminggang]

A very merry X-Mas and happy New Year to you and yours RDD!

[@Panzersonor1967]

Great show, Jeff. Always entertaining!

[@Thegaminggang]

Thank you kindly! Glad you enjoyed the stream!

[@12600Grey]

Hello, this is Mike. just saying hi! Missed the live shows last couple days. Wednesday I have Fire Dept drill I volunteer at.

[@FellVoice]

I saw an old article once where one of the people who created the Drow said that they always pronounced it so that it rhymed with 'Now" and not "Snow". When I first started playing I think my DM was pronouncing to with the snow sound so that's what I called them and it took me reading that article to change it but it was difficult because in my mind I was used to the snow sound. But I always want to be as correct as possible so I just said it until I got used to it.

[@Thegaminggang]

Funny how the first pronunciation of "Drow" you heard as a kid is the one which always sounds right to your ear. ~ Jeff

[@FellVoice]

@@Thegaminggang Yea, we're wired like that even as adults. Think about it, when you hear a bit or news like a rumor or whatever, that's the thing you automatically think as true and it takes some work to accept contradictory information. That's why religion takes such a hold on people, wiring.

[@gleemonexrx]

I skimmed through L2 after Chris Lundgren mentioned it in chat and saw on page 7 that there’s an elf named Ollie who sells discounted dnd merchandise, up to 50% off!

[@gleemonexrx]

L2, “The Assassin’s Knot”

[@NefariousKoel]

Drow.. As In "Crow". Never used the one that sounds like "cow", myself. Doesn't sound as appropriately dark elven evil to my ears. I guess they both get the point across. 😉