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I think I'm exactly who Ryan is talking about. I've played a crapload of systems. I'll name most (I'd go for all, but I know I'll miss some.). D&D (all editions), many variants of 3e (Ie Iron Heroes, AU), Traveller (and the T20 version), Cyberpunk, Shadowrun, Champions, Toon, oWOD (all main...

Gah. Dude, the hell with the game. When (not if, but when) your wife's health is A-OK, I'll give ya a hard time for being a slow-to update GM. For the moment, just know that I'll think (and pray, if that's your cup o' tea) for you and yours, especially during the holidays. Dayum dude...

Yeah, I know.. But it doesn't sound as dramatic. :)

Well... Honestly I didn't see any fire. But my wife saw smoke coming out the back of it, and where there's smoke, there's fire, right? :heh:

My monitor caught fire last thursday, but I got a new one on sunday, so I'm all good.

Well I still am one, I just live in the states is all. :)

The only way I like elves is if they're short, stout, pretty lawful, living under mountains, beer-drinking, metal-smithing, bearded, mistrusting of magic, ax- and hammer-favoring, heavily armored, somewhat greedy people. And if they'd rather be called dwarves.

Heh. Glad to see I'm not the only one who switches to that channel at 10PM. And I, for one, am thinking that Jacob might be eye-patch dude.

My gaming group always enjoyed the example used in the DMG, AD&D 2ndedition as a magic item a DM shouldn't let a player invent. "The Multi-Barrel Wand of Mega-death".

Actually, it is in section A. Just a single room in the section, however.

That never was shown, but the timing works about right for them to have about just showed up, having left the beach where they were on foot.

I guess it could come off like that, but you know, realistically, in an army setting, that needs to happen, or it's quite unrealistic. What, the newbie soldiers come up with all the ideas/figure everything out while the officers stand around, amazed at our cleverness? :p

I haven't looked at Complete Mage yet.. But really, did that build -need- any boost? It's the easiest powergaming build in history, for my taste.

After moving to another country (the US), I went on AccessDenied, and sent some e-mails. Only got one response, but it worked out pretty good, been gaming with those guys for 2 years. Sadly, the DM moved away shortly after I joined, and after a few games started out and died, I finally figured...

Off the top of my head, my players currently play.. A Half-minotaur fighter/Dispater PrC 6/3 Half-minotaur/half-orc Cleric 9 Hobgoblin fighter/rogue 4/5 Dwarven Scout 9 Dwarven barbarian 9 There's time they really, really miss arcane magic. But their melee damage output makes me cry often.

Normand frowns and shrugs. "Isn't that their weird bible, mon capitaine? Why's it talk 'bout food so much? Or is that a code?"

Plus.. What, they planned on having that chick get shot just to have a plausible excuse to bring Jack there?

I'd go Wizard/Initiate of the seven Veils 13/7, and laugh.

Well, while the others seems to be just as well informed as us, or better, on researchable stuff (IE: He's a spinal surgeon), they do not have the magical ability of knowing their character like we do. And before someone brings up Sawyer being a con-man, that is easily demonstrable through...

Well there's that too. But while it may change thinsg legally, morally it's still messed up (They -were- raised as siblings, right? I forgot)