Bree-Yark means I surrender...

[su_liam]

The pathetic thing is, I know the title is a lie.

[NeonKnight]

Bree-Yark = Hey Rube!

[su_liam]

Just so. Goblin if I remember correctly.

[NeonKnight]

Just so. Goblin if I remember correctly.

D'oh! Yep, Goblin for HEY RUBE! Not kobold

[The Cartographist]

I have just fallen off of my chair from laughter...

[ravells]

Su Liam...you remembered it was in Goblin and not Kobold???
After at least 25 years????

[terrainmonkey]

yay!! old skoolers UNITE!

yeah, i've had a laugh too.

caves of B1, might do that one eventually. B2 is the first module i ever owned though. i didn't own B1 until about 10 years ago when i found it in a garage sale for a nickel along with a 1st ed DMG, PH, and MM all for 1 dollar each. you can only imagine how long it took me to get my wallet out.

[su_liam]

Su Liam...you remembered it was in Goblin and not Kobold???
After at least 25 years????

Actually, yes. Bree-Yark was my standard greeting for a few years as a teenager. For some inexplicable reason, I never had a girlfriend... Also, I just loved Goblins: loathsome, rubbery things that regenerate after you chop them up. Oh yeah, did I mention I never had a girlfriend in high school?

Strangely enough, after a spate of Caves of Chaos references at the end of last year, I went for a hunt through my tiny garage. So I've read my 3rd edition copy of the D&D Basic Set and Dungeon Module B2 very recently.

Actually, I got it out for the blue rule book. At the back is a Sample Cross Section of the Great Stone Skull, The Pit, and the Domed City, and a map of the tunnels under Zenopus' Tower. I'm lovin' that style.