Mystara Monday would have sounded better. Maybe that is a plan for next week?
Anyway, a lot of people assumed Mystara had disappeared back in 1996. However, locations and characters strongly associated with Mystara keep showing up in every edition. Most recently the Isle of Dread is revealed to be included in the latest installment of the D&D Next Playtest Package!
The Mystara fan community has always been a strong one of course, currently with its main base at The Piazza. If anything this fan community was strengthened by the return of Bruce Heard earlier this year. After a brief break, Bruce, who also is a member of the Comeback Inn, has now resumed posting Mystara material at his blog, where he just completed his article series on the Alphatian Kingdom of Bettelyn.
So if you are a Mystara fan like I am, this is a good time to be on the Internet!
-Havard
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Hey thanks for the links. Can't deal with forums but the blog looks great. I really dug the gazeters when I was shorter.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to see more of Bruce's activity outside of Forums and the Blog, check out the Mystara Reborn group on Facebook :)
ReplyDelete-Havard