No kidding... is Thardferr still running?

[Kargoth]

I just got a bit of nostalgy and search for Thardferr on google. Is still site still running?

Are there any old players out there? I'm François, formerly known as Kargoth HeadEater. I played under Myth (Myst? can't remember) in the old 2nd AD&D world. Are there still anybody from that time out there?

Anyway, hello everybody!

[korth]

Heya Kargoth

I remember that name.  I too ran across this place while doing a nostalgia search one afternoon... There are a few folks still coming here from the old days though none are active...

As to Myth, I've been in contact with Gage, that's his gathis name, trying to remember his old character name, and Myth has been quite busy with real life.  Most folks are.

I'm running the only game that I know of right now, which is actually a playtest of fourth edition, based about 600 - 700 years after the assassination of Eldo.

[rpinasco]

Hi Everyone! I also used to post some lines some years ago, i had a character called Graytor, always low profile but always tried to catch up with the threads. Anyone remember the other guys? There was a girl Rena Ravencrow i think whose posts were awesome..

[korth]

Rena was on during the last year, she did some work on Windtown I believe... it has been a few months since I've seen anything from her...

[Myth]

Hey you guys. I came by on a nostalgia search as well.

Gathis wasn't my project... that was a few other people who were part of Thardferr back in the day. Nyrhtlyk, D'Ellis, some other folks. When I faded out of Thardferr I built my own online 2nd edition D&D world. Then it crashed and I rebuilt it in 3.5e. Then I became an acrobat and tumbled my way out of being reliably available to build & run my world. Now my D&D comes every few weeks in a f2f paper/pencil game with my 3 youngest sons (aged 9 through 12). Last weekend we started through my favorite old Advanced Dungeons & Dragons module, the Egg of the Phoenix. I ran a group through a Thardferrized version of that module, long long ago, in the earthsblood boomtown of Nimbortan.

I've occasionally pondered starting an online D&D game back up, but real life keeps rolling crit hits on me when I do. When I was hyperactive in Thardferr I worked in IT, at a computer constantly, with a reliable desktop PC at home. Now I coach gymnastics, and I access the 'net sporadically via laptop.

I still have MBs of text (which is a *lot*) from the good ol' days. When I'm in a retirement home, paralyzed from an acrobatic injury and bored out of my aged-softened skull I'll probably print out the past (in big, easy-to-read block letters) and read through the heroic exploits that filled so much of my way attention back when.

Hit me up on FaceBook via my current email addy, scott from portland at gmail (without any spaces).