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The now-defunct Guardians of Order had Big Ears, Small Mouse, but it requires the first edition of Big Eyes Small Mouth which is out-of-print.

How much information and detail do you all go into? Do you go so far as giving a paragraph or two on a race's cuisine or fashion, etc? Or do you just give broad strokes on everything?

I've started to do that as well, before I was spending much of my time on rules mechanics and what-not. Right now I am just trying to write up the fluff of the setting, so far I have gotten a lot more done this way. Hopefully I will actually get it done one day. :p

For a while before 3e came out I was into Fuzion. While I never got a chance to try it out I did like what I saw in the Bubblegum Crisis, Sengoku, and Usagi Yojimbo games. Instant Fuzion was also pretty slick too.

I got a question about the apparent transition of the old WotC forum to Gleemax (or more precisely, forums.gleemax.com). Now from what I've read in this thread (and I haven't quite read all of it yet), does it now mean that Wizards can potentially publish anything posted from their old boards...

The garage doors on my house were supplied by D&D Overhead Door. Perhaps they are responsible for replacing all those doors adventurers tend to break down.

The story and having fun over rules every time.

The Eldritch Master prestige class has a class ability. While you couldn't teleport to the location, you could scry those who spoke the name. It was in Dragon 280 I believe.

I've been wondering about something for a good while now but never got around to post it. But what do you think about when a fantasy setting, published or not, actively states that one of the elements of the setting is like something found on Earth? For example, what if a setting said, "the...

Dragon 283, May 2001 perhaps?

Oops. never mind about this post. :p

I figured people would setup their newer characters with the best possible gear. As for the grinding, I don't mind it too much if it is with a group, but solo, that is down-right depressing. Started a night elf hunter with herbalism and seems to get more money then with my blacksmithing/mining...

Finally have an opportunity for World of Warcraft (yes, I know Im late). So far its fun but oh how iI hate the grinding needed to level. Must be doing osmething wrong as I don't have the equipment of people equal to my level, Im always broke. :(

Battlefield 2, Hero (a free online MMORPG), and Guitar Hero.

Hard rain, high winds, and the occassional thunderstorm. Nothing better.