The Oard were just one of them. I was a big fan of the Odic too, I just didn’t fit them into this review. I have no idea how you’re able to pull off making your videos more compact, even when I try it still ends up being near 20 minutes long
I can’t pull it off 😅, my life experience is the opposite, they always wanted more details for everything that could, would, or did happen. I gotta throw your video up in the descriptor
I've played this through back in the day with my brothers and some friends. I remember it fondly, it is one of the adventures that has stuck in my head. I guess time travel was mind blowing experience for a young kid (I am the youngest, and must've been somewhere 10-12 years old) :D I thought to use this in one of my current campaigns. Thanks for the quick review, I remember the plot now much more clear. Very nice!
I bought this one when it first came out due to the parallel world concept. That seems to be its weakest component, though. The adventure is all over the place, but it could work in the recent Planegea setting or perhaps be part of (Mystaran) Blackmoor's history. The Oard would be servants of the E.G.G. of Coot.
Yay more BECMI content.
I get back to it sometimes 😅, unfortunately most of my BECMI experience is up to expert, I’ve never made it to companion plus
@@TheLostAdventurer Yeah that's fair it's hard to get a group to play that long or get into a campaign to that degree.
Great to see you again Adventurer :) I was afraid that this time you got lost for good.
Sometimes it just takes a while for me to find my way back!
Nice review. Sounds like a fun adventure.
Sadly there was a lot of great creatures in this one that never got used again
The Oard were just one of them. I was a big fan of the Odic too, I just didn’t fit them into this review. I have no idea how you’re able to pull off making your videos more compact, even when I try it still ends up being near 20 minutes long
@@TheLostAdventurer I put myself on a hard page count. Also I edited a magazine for over a decade. Lot of experience cutting things down to size
I can’t pull it off 😅, my life experience is the opposite, they always wanted more details for everything that could, would, or did happen. I gotta throw your video up in the descriptor
6 Gary's on small Rocs. DAMN YOU, GARY!!
lol, looks like I missed one of the Auto corrects 😅, I award you 5 internet points
The Gary Menace!
@@stephenclements6158 damn Gary’s, ruining everything
Ha ha ha ha gaaaary
Welcome back! Damn...this adventure seems like a crazy Doctor Who episode 😮
I've played this through back in the day with my brothers and some friends. I remember it fondly, it is one of the adventures that has stuck in my head. I guess time travel was mind blowing experience for a young kid (I am the youngest, and must've been somewhere 10-12 years old) :D I thought to use this in one of my current campaigns. Thanks for the quick review, I remember the plot now much more clear. Very nice!
I bought this one when it first came out due to the parallel world concept. That seems to be its weakest component, though. The adventure is all over the place, but it could work in the recent Planegea setting or perhaps be part of (Mystaran) Blackmoor's history. The Oard would be servants of the E.G.G. of Coot.
I looked up Aelos, and there’s a theory that Aelos is the known world, but upside down
@@TheLostAdventurer I must admit that is a new one to me.
Wooooo he's back!
There's really no other mapmaker from that era like Graeme Morris. Did it all, strategic, tactical, dungeon maps with such style.
I didn’t realize he was the map maker, but it makes sense now that all his adventures have an excellent map overview. Thanks for the information!
great video! welcome back
Thanks man!