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For D&D: Kingdoms of Kalamar CS Savage Species Psionics Handbook For Other d20: Mutants and Masterminds Traveller T20 Swashbuckling Adventures

I agree; I couldn't have said it better myself.

IMC, skills get the most use, I think, with feats in a close second. PrC's have only had an interest expressed by three of my eight players. Monsters and second to last on my list- the best villains are humans. I'd say last would be magic items- my PC's have maybe a dozen between them, and have...

Uh, none of the above. There wasn't a check-box for what Bards and Spellsingers in my campaign sing. Bards IMG sing and play music from the dark ages, middle ages and the Renaissance. If you're looking for specifics, groups such as Musica Subterranea, Efenwealt Whistle, Medievael Babes...

If all else fails, stick the pin through your name badge rather than through your shirt.

I'm holding out for the World's Most Complete D&D Arms and Equipment Guide from Kenzer & Co. If WotC ever lets them release it, that is.:mad:

58) Durin says "I've died six times today! I'll try once more, then I've had it!"

Putting it that way, you might as well play Papers and Paychecks (i.e. it's like being at work). Is it Friday yet?

Probably some smart-alec referring to domesticated dogs. Wasn't me, though I usually try to be smart-alec-y.

I would buy that much sooner than the MMII, though production quality would have to be good, too.

I would pay for this, provided it was low on setting-specific examples. I'm not saying there couldn't be fantasy breeds, but I'd be less interested in Freeport Demonhounds or Waterdahavian Sheepdogs than I would more generic Gnome Burrow-terriers, et al.

The "La Nouba" one at Disney was $78 a seat. "O" runs $90-120 a seat, and "Mystere" is $80 a seat. There are also several DVD's- I recommend renting "Dralion" and "Quidam." They don't quite capture the incredible surreality of the live productions, but would certainly give you an idea if you...

I went year before last to La Nouba at Disneyworld, and it was truly the most incredible thing I'd ever seen. They basically turned gravity off for ninety minutes. I've seen many of their shows on dvd, but the real thing is orders of magnitude cooler. Next month my partner and I are going to...

The fact that is covers only a third of Dante's work (Il Inferno) makes me less apt to buy it. Perhaps if you covered Heaven and Purgatory as well...

I'm blunt but try to be reasonable. I basically only say "no" if I feel that something is either unbalanced or doesn't fit with the flavor of the game I run. Anything else, I'm willing to at least discuss and consider, but my players respect me and the campaign enough to let no mean no.