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I ran this about a year ago, and IIRC, the maze is too tight dor the Ebon aspect to go through. So there should be no reason the group couldn't hold up in the Faceless One's area and rest before going out to face the aspect. My group had atough time fully rested, there is no way they would...

You should make him a bard. That way he can be a jack-ass of all trades. :lol: Sorry couldn't resist! Foul out.

I am the same way. Just a couple of sessions ago I killed one of the characters in my group and felt just as bad as the group. Then last session the same thing almost happened. I don't pull any punches so whatever happens happens. Most of the PC's survival has been due to my poor DM dice...

I had the same problem. I would get headaches after reading, playing video games, or being on the computer for over an hour at a time. I only need glasses to read or be on the computer and no longer have any headaches or blurred vision after doing those activities.

When PS first came out, there was a local arcade/video store that used to have 4 or 5 of them hooked up and would charge by the 1/2 hour to use them. As more and more people bought them for themselves they stoped renting time at his store. The only thing I see different in your case is that...

Thanks. I must have looked at that page 10 times in the last half hour and missed it.

My characters have found a spell book and after taking the spells they want, they want to sell it. How would I go about figuring a price for it?

Mine too! As for beer I'd have a hard time choosing between Amstel Light (sp?) or an ice cold black and tan.

I would talk to your DM and figure a way without killing the wizard. All I can see coming from this is a bunch of hate and discontent. Remember what goes around comes around.

The girl is what happens when you cast Symbol of Stunning. Unfortunately The caster also has to make a Will save. :)

Same thing happened to me. Two weeks ago on friday night, my wife and I are sitting on the couch. She watches make over shows all night while I sit and catch up on my reading. All of the sudden I hear the male host describe the woman being made over as looking like a 13 year old boy on his...

The male is my 10th level gnome barbarian. The angle of the camera makes him look taller than he realy is.

The web sites the other two posters have noted are good. I've used them myself. DLP is the way to go. The color and picture is so much better than LCD that it is very easy to see the difference. Also you don't have to worry about "burn ins" like the stations logo at the bottom of the screen...

I will second that. It makes the draft something more than just numbers on a screen because you have seen them in action in the college football version.

Right now I'm playing a cleric5/morninglord of Lathander 2. Bring on the undead. :D

The feral minotaur looks realy cool.

This is a must. We went when my son was 5 (he's turning 13 on the 26th :) ), and we still look at the pictures every so often. Every time he saw another character he would get all excited to get an autograph and a picture.

I would leave a source book some place in plain sight of the kids. Let them ask you questions about it. That way mom sees them asking to know or play, and how can a mother say no without a good explanation to her sweet little kids. :) On the other hand do what I do....find yourself a gaming...

Madden may seem hard at first, but you can set the difficulty level to novice. You can even go into the menu and set things up so that the game is easier for you and harder for the AI. Then whenyou get more comfortable with the game you can change everything around so that you are competative...

100th level, a fantastic empire, and all the artifacts I want is a nice start. Also...."It's good to be the king." But what's up with letting you be just a demi-god?! To me that's the deal breaker. :)