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*cough* Emphasis mine. PS -- You managed to get me to de-lurk for the first time in 4 years. Well done. :)

I looks like Grampa's Power Cards were removed as well (fair enough), but also the Powerpoint template (which didn't have the copyrighted text in it). Were the icons considered IP, or was this just assumed to be the same thing in a different format? If the latter, would it be permissible for...

Just a quick note to say that I'm following along and caught up after this weekend. I wouldn't want Telie feeling neglected, after all. ;) One thing about reading nem's campaigns is that they always get me thinking about how I'd try to build my characters for the kind of adversity these...

By the way, in case anyone hasn't seen it, we do have a bit more info about the prestige classes from the book: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/lists/prc fist of the forest - For some among the Guardians of the Green, the pursuit of an animalistic lifestyle is a form of asceticism...

Sounds like a lot of fun. Can you do voices at the table? Having conversations with yourself, or having party conversations in which both "you" and "the angel" get in on the dicsussion might be fun. To complete the sitcom-y nature of this idea, you'd want to have both personalities have...

Our group: morningstar, longspear / club, bastard sword, quarterstaff / unarmed, 2 short swords.

Actually, I think Burningspear was referring to the "all of them looked like Ayremac in every detail" part.

Seems to me that the "traditional" release date for this sort of thing is GenCon, with a couple months of hype leadup to the event. That would seem to fit the timeline that we're talking about for the end of the magazines. It also seems to me that publishers as big as WotC have learned not...

There are two components that are critical (to me) for the Digital Initiative: User Experience and Content. I feel that others have covered a lot of what I want for content, so let discuss what I'd like from the User Experience: Massively filtered... common filters / searches (topic...

Good to see you posting again, Spyscribe. Glad to hear that the new job no longer qualifies as a "pittance"; now if only we could arrange for a ride share for you, so you could write during the commute. ;)

I'll chime in briefly to say thanks for the great writing, in all three story hours! I thought I might not make it past the dung monster (*eyeroll*), but I've enjoyed this story far more than I expected to, even given how good the Shackled City story was. So, thanks again. PS -- Just because...

Wow. Interesting. See, your players know you better than I do. I would totally have failed that test by virtue of thinking too hard. ;)

Er... weird. I'm not sure what made the players decide this was a test of their search skill. So far the tests have been something along the lines of "wisdom", "loyalty", "mercy", and "faith". "Trap evasion" just doesn't seem to be in the same theme. ;)

Well now, congratulations, Jon!

Enjoyed the post-a-day very much, thanks! Although you did manage to end on a bit of a cliffhanger... ;)

"Anticipate teleport", from the spell compendium, takes a lot of the bite out of the scry / teleport tactic, while still preserving the usefulness of teleport as a travel spell. It's worth checking out, to see whether it fits your campaign.

I think it might just be a little late for that. "I didn't put any fire protections on him," remember? :confused:

Nice. Very poignant.

Aboslutely. Since they poke their heads in from time to time, hopefully they'll see my praise in due time. Clearly, he was killed by that first Salamander fireball. Clearly. ;)

For a story hour with so many posts, you don't seem to have very vocal readers, Jon! Anyway, just wanted to mention that you can add me to that list, and I enjoyed the heck out of reading from the first post. I'm all caught up now, and looking forward to seeing what Ixin / Lela's next...