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"New Yorker cartoon style" works, apparently.

The Empire waistline remains elusive. I love the tentacle turning into lace in the bottom picture, though.

(There are more than three.)

I think if I wanted to play up the differences, I would point out that they're both kitchen sink settings but the Greyhawk sink has some older things in it - Westerns, the Barsoom books, and quite a bit of influence from historical wargaming, thus the extensive heraldry for all of the nation...

Also King Kong and the Cheshire Cat. (Okay, attached demiplanes, but still.) I love Greyhawk. I spent much of my teenage years adventuring there, and the setting is vast and has room for many different tones. It is absolutely not all gritty all the time.

Prin, a half-elf actress in my Savage Pathfinder game. She's scheduled to testify about organized crime influencing the Crystal Theatre industry, and she needs the PCs help.

These threads always wind up including socks and violets. (Bonus non-Euclidian anatomy, unless she's wearing a sock on her hand)

Ironically, Ravenloft is the only official D&D setting I know of that has reliable mail service. Only within the mists, obviously, but you need to have letters if you're going to properly simulate Gothic fiction, and especially Dracula. (This is not me taking a position on the endless...

When my cat died a few months ago I said something very similar, that he'd had a good life, and a friend of mine looked at me and said, "You gave him that life." Which meant a lot to me, so I'm passing it on.

Just a random picture that I liked.

Elf ears and headphones don't mix.