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I'm missing a Search button too: Transaction: 0U225093R53568925 $39.98 USD Nov 23 '07 Thanks.

Yes, posted here:

Here's a fun video of Nick Logue (of WotC/Dungeon/Pathfinder/Gamemastery fame) DMing at noisy Gencon. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9MWwPi3py4

Here's one I bookmarked a few years ago: http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=1557857&postcount=710

There are several indexes out there: http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=81883 http://intwischa.com/dungeon/ http://www.mythosa.net/Utils.html#DunIdx http://www.paladinpgm.com/wyrm http://www.geocities.com/respectablehobbit/index.html

Dragon #302 http://paizo.com/dragon/products/issues/2002/302

The math to optimize power attack is relatively easy I think with a few simplifying assumptions (like ignoring criticals). I don't know of anyone who'd do it this way over the table as it seems pretty unrealistic, plus you'd need to make a fair guess at the AC of monster you're hitting. But...

Agreed. #133 was the one that sprang to mind.

I believe Amazon killed the program a year or so ago. It was great while it lasted.

;) Storyteller 75% Character Player 70% Weekend Warrior 50% Casual Gamer 45% Power Gamer 30% Tactician 30% Specialist 15%

I was very happy with "All The King's Men", even at full price ($12). It's a tightly scripted mystery. Great plotline, charcterful characters, Shakespearean flavor. (Nicholas Logue's adventure in this month's Dungeon -- 'Swords of Dragonslake' I think? -- reminded me a lot of this one.) Perhaps...

A few possibly missing here: #138: p.80 Majalor. Another of the Mud Sorcerer's elite guardians, he is a "Unique Undead" according to the stat block. #134: p.32 Rope of Climbing and Entanglement. (It's an intelligent magic item, but it's given a full monster stat block.) #130: p.45 Soap Swarm...

That's either one of the world's most addictive substances or the MKULTRA truth serum. Are you sure you bought this at an LG temple?

The Guy Ducks are Camouflaged You have an observant 3-year-old! From around June until about September, male Mallards look very similar to females -- they're in what's called eclipse plumage. They moult their feathers and get much drabber -- better camouflage until their flight feathers have...

I also agree with Merric. And so does Wikipedia: "The bettor always receives his original stake back, so if the odds are 4/1 you would actually receive a total of £500 in return upon winning a £100 bet (£400 plus the original £100.)"