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That episode is one of my favorite scenes while playing Kestral. I got to betray the party, everyone knew it, and they were all rooting for me. :]

Oh yes, we got on to more interesting things than trudge, trudge, trudge, KILLKILLKILL, trudge, trudge, etc. By the time we got done with all the politics and intrigue we were crying "I wanna to go back underground!" We were heartily tired of the city and wanted to get back to something...

In 3.0 there was a rule about hitting your comrades in melee. It was removed in 3.5.

What we all want to know is what's Crothian's postcount? :)

Frankx, Check your email for a link. Good luck with your group. Something similar happen with me. I got the box set, fell in love with it and didn't have a group to play with. It's been a fun ride so far - but that's as much due to the players as the module itself. Good luck with your...

Dodecahedros was not with me last night. Full attack: rolled a 1, and a 1, and a 1. I must have offended... :eek: (Octahedros could very well be the God of Healing too!)

Werecat, send an email to: bradac at alaska dot net Put Night Below in the subject line. Seravin can send you a link.

Ahoyhoy Automagically Defenestrate

Secrets I have a character who is the only one in the party with knowledge of where our Paladin's wife and newborn child are in hiding. He asked my PC to help them disappear for their protection, while we go after the BBEG. My Diplomacy-focused rogue came up with 5 or 6 possible places for them...

Here's another perspective on just how big Alaska is... link. Most maps of the U.S. just stick Alaska and Hawaii in the corner underneath California, with no real perspective on how large they are compared to the Lower 48.

My name is on a building at Harvard University. Built 1880-ish, it is on the list of National Historic Landmarks. :cool:

I learned the 'take the key' version. And my gopher came with Mutilated Monkey Meat and Petrified Birdy Feet.

I check the National Weather Service website for my area. Most of the weather reports I hear on the radio come from that page, verbatum. And it is consistently more accurate than any tv forecast. And die_kluge, I can honestly say I have never before heard the words "dumping an inch" and...

Another fun book for the reading list: Heroics For Beginners by John Moore.

Piratecat has described something similar, involving several interconnected rooms, trapdoors in the center of each wall, and relative gravity. Heck if I can find it now, though.