Welcome to FEADAD.org

What is FEADAD?, you ask? Simply put, FEADAD is a declaration that you are a player of First Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons™.

So, is it a club, a web ring, do you have to join, do you have to get 'approved?' Nay, my friends, FEADAD is none of that.

FEADAD is a way for you to declare that you are a devoted 1st Edition AD&D player. FEADAD.org makes available to all our 1st Ed. AD&D friends the dragon skull graphics and banners to place on your webpage, free of charge, and without obligation of any kind. All we ask, is that your site be predominantly dedicated to 1st Ed. AD&D. Your site can be a PBeM, a D∓D Bulletin Board, or just a place where you discuss your interest, and post your modules and gaming materials of your creation. Or, just add the icon to your email signature.

The Code of FEADAD

...use the rules from the Players Handbook, Dungeon Masters Guide, and the Monster Manual, as written, without overriding them with personal preference...
...players will at all times recognize that the DM is the final decision-making authority, and ultimate translator of the rules...
...the DM will at all times extend equal respect to all players (unless of course the player is playing like a mind-numbing moron, then it's okay to roast them like a campfire marshamallow)...
...recognize that not all decisions will be determined a roll of the die...
...players and DM's alike will make the roleplay in roleplaying game the first objective...

About the FEADAD icon

FEADAD! itself is an acronym for First Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons! The dragon skull represents the "ancient" knowledge that the game is comprised of, and the bones the dragon skull is biting are representative of the other "lesser" games that followed. The roman numerals at the bottom of the graphic record the first year in which the 1st Edition Players Handbook was published.

Get the icons and weblinks

You can copy the code below and paste it anywhere on your website; above the fold, below the fold, buried 4 pages down, on the front page...we don't care. This is not a banner rotation. Anywhere on your website you think the graphic and link would be appropriate is fine by us. It's your website, and we at least will not even pretend to tell you what you should do with your website. All we ask is that you retain the link to this page.

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