which apparently you had to be American to have , It was apparent that there was some sort of AOL Message Boards in existence That these websites weren ' t being as thorough as I thought that a repository of information needed to be. there were digests of discussions being archived ,ģ websites where the extraction of some of the materials from the Mailing List was being conducted.
There were discussions going on in the Mailing List creating new and interesting stuff ,īut it wasn ' t being sifted through thoroughly Whereas there was only a few Mystara websites which were not doing exactly what I thought the Mystaran community needed. I wanted to do something on the Internet ,īut at that time there was already a lot of good Doctor Who websites , What prompted you to begin this massive project ? The compository of Mystara resources on the web. Is the establishment of the Vaults of Pandius , One of the things you are most well known in the community for ,Īnd one of the biggest things to happen to the community , īut I felt like I didn ' t have as much to say as some of the other people putting out new stuff. I was a reader ,Īnd sometimes commenter at that stage on the Mystara Mailing List. In particular the Known World and Doctor Who. This was the time when I was first getting access to the Internet and so I naturally sought out sites related to couple of my greater interests : I ' ve been involved with the Mystara online community since the early days of the Mystara Mailing List. How did you first become aware of the Mystara online community ,Īnd what degree of involvement did you have prior to the creation of the Vaults of Pandius ? You have been a member of the Mystara online community as far back as I can recall. That I was fully hooked on the Known World. I got the Basic boxed set for Christmas that year and The Veiled Society shortly thereafter ,Īlthough I think that it was when I got the Expert boxed set , I think that there were a lot of elements which made me prefer Dungeons and Dragons over its Advanced counterpart ,īut not least of which was the sense of setting which even an early adventure list The Lost City evoked. Horror on the Hill and Temple of Elemental Evil. I remember in particular playing adventures like The Lost City , īut just rolled up new sets of characters and ran them through various adventures. Including both Dungeons and Dragons and Advanced Dungeon and Dragons and we played in both. Shawn Stanley : I first got into role - playing inġ984 after changing school and making a new group of friends.
THRESHOLD Magazine : Can you tell us a little bit about how you first got into roleplaying in general , Ice Wall” from issue 1 of Threshold magazine, as well as Number of Mystara articles himself, including “Return to the In addition toĪrchiving and maintaining the Vaults, Shawn has also authored a This issue, we take a moment to talk to Shawn Stanley, the founderĪnd lorekeeper of the Vaults of Pandius website.
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