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Testsment was in the the NO BUY catagory for me, but after thumbing through it at my FLGS, I was frickin' immpressed. Now Testement is on the YES BUY list, after I pick up 3.5. I love it when I have low or no expectations for a product and it turns out be sweet. JP

session 1, part2 Prelude: (session 1) 1369DR Year of The Gauntlet Day 3, Mirtual 2nd ...continued. Kasper, Antonio, Garrick, Dargo and Rizzor wake another crisp Sliver Marches morning and continue their journey to Bellhold, where they would arrive later in the evening. Kaz was still...

session 1, part2 Prelude: (session 1) 1369DR Year of The Gauntlet Day 3, Mirtual 2nd ...continued. Kasper, Antonio, Garrick, Dargo and Rizzor awake to another crisp Sliver Marches morning and continue their journey to Bellhold, where they would arrive later in the evening. Kaz was still...

Seesion 1, part 1 NPC's So Far: Rizzor The Trader, Human Male, LN, Exp3/Rog 2 Brondar Warcrown, Dwarven (Shield) Male, LG, Pal14 of Moradin "Slappy" Gemcutter, Dwarven (Gold) Male, ??? Stewart Shami, Human Male, CG, Clr 12 of Sune Izzor, Human Male, CG, Bar 1, Dead Turok, Human Male, CG, Bar...

This is a campaign log of my first 3e FR campagin set in the Sliver Marches. This is my first time playing in the Silver Marches since the Realms has been around. The farthest north my players ever got was Waterdeep. Most of my FR campagins the last ten years have been in Cormyr or the Dalelands...

Ohh I now all about the "Alberta Clippers" living in Minnesota. The forecast is calling for about an inch of the white stuff on Saturday in the Twin Cities metro, while today its 72 and sunny. Go Figure. Well, it kinda goes along with what we Minnesotans say "if you don't like weather wait...

1. Well I suppose it's Bud. Most Americans have no taste when in it comes to beer. 2. Summitt Pale Ale is the fav right now, I think it's only available in the upper mid-west. Leinie's is always good too. 3. Favorite Import is Paulander and Spaten both from Germany.

pound for pound yet again! Well you're right sleezesteve, ghosts and all other incorperal creatures are the toughest pound fer pound. Not even a great wyrm Prismatic can claim that title:p

Pound for Pound Pound for Pound? Umm... I like meant that like in reverse...:D Yeah thats the ticket. Okay so the Lich is the toughest guy on the block, pound for pound.:p

I gotta go Dragons, pound for pound there is nothing better. No other creature has the ablity to make my players squeal so much. Right now we are playing the BoBS mod. Can't wait when they run into Ashalardon at the end. Its going to be nummy!:D

chilll outtt Dude Chill, really. DnD will never die. Corporations are not evil, they are here to make their shareholders money. Sometimes the corporate suits make unpopular choices to you and me. Eventualy Hasbro will lose interest in DnD and sell it back to a small company (who cares) and we...

To me the splatbooks got better as they went, so for me MoTW is the best, but they all have their usefullness. JP

279. You consider everything published starting with Unearthed Arcana, to be for Munchkins! 280. You only play tabletop wargames, DnD is for kids! 281. Harn is the one true game that is not munchkin, because you may never even see an Elf or get a magic weapon...Ahh true role playing. "Say...

Definitely keep it small at first! Start your campaign in a village. This makes much less prep work (detaling NPC's, Locations, plots) for you. Also run a published adventure such as the Sunless Citadel or perhaps you can build off of one of the Cliffhangers for a more complete adventure. If you...