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Now that the dust has settled Phew..! Thank you Sagiro for sharing with us the type of game that we'd all like to have a chance to play in and the type of game that we all would like to be a good enough DM to run. I'll look forward to seein the fictionalised version of it, I suspect that's...

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I saw this remark and I immediately thought of an environment with a lot of scattered and maybe strategically places skeletons that the lich can transfer his essence into as a 'whatever action seems appropriate'. It might even be able to do it as an immediate action any time it is dazed etc. I...

I've been ploughing through this Story Hour over the last few days and it seems I'm just in time for the big finish! Very enjoyable and it's certainly made me ask myself a few questions about the kind of campaign I want to run next...

I've been remiss in not looking at this Story Hour before as I'm not experienced in the Planescape setting at all, I bought the box set years ago so I recognise some of the references. Even though most of the stuff about yugoloths has been zooming well over my head, at least without going...

Three books and a supplement called Greyhawk had an immesurable effect on my life. Let's hope Gary's legacy continues to bring a lot of FUN for decades to come. Rest in peace.

I would look on the dropping of these half-bloods favourably. As previous posters have suggested there are ways of playing human characters with a touch of the woods or a touch of the tusk which would work far better mechanically and probably have a better feel to them.

I was looking at the previews/excerpts from the Rules Compendium and while I'm trying to resist the urge to buy it I was impressed with the clarity of the page layout. I seem to remember someone at WotC saying something about them going for a more magazine-like layout for 4e and whilst I wonder...

As I recall from the original stories, Friar Tuck used a sword and was in fact the best swordsman in the so-called Merry Men, better even than Robin himself... ;)

A few weeks ago I got myself a copy of Fiendish Codex II: Tyrants of the Nine Hells and I thought that the bit they did explaining where the devils originated and how they fitted into the Blood War quite well done. This new explanation just throws that out which is a real shame. I think one of...

The thing that impresed me about these particular blog posts was that for Matt Sernett it was purely an idea about Traps while to Mike Mearls it was an idea about Skills. Interesting how a developer immediately starts relating it to the bigger picture...

This guy was Superman at the time. Like the comic-book hero he didn't give up and I'm sure was an inspiration to those with similar injuries. RIP

Krellic, you rock. (Note the sig!)

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Yes it does. On the plus side it seems quite well laid out and intersting and got me thinking about Sci-fi settings.

You've certainly got your work cut out! ENWorld: Krellic Real Life: Martin

Enjoying your Story Hour very much. You appear to have done a good job of capturing the Eberron flavour so far. Well done, I shall look forward to further installments. ;)

Bronze Tiger anyone..?

I woulldn't go so far to say it really similar, and I think that the WW fanboys would flame you in seconds! ;) Having said that they seem to have expanded the scope of their Merits to include some very feat-like mechanics. Really though we haven't seen enough to make any hard and fast...

I'm sure I remember that in the original D1-3 Descent into the Depths of the Earth modules that first introduced the drow, that they made heavy use of atlatls to hurl short javelin/darts. So did they just go out of fashion? ;)