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Still getting attack page warnings from Google... Seems like it's taking a long time for the warnings to clear, compared to other times I've seen this kind of thing happen.

Maybe he's just bored with playing a monk. See if he wants to play something different?

I would love to visit an Edition Wars Wing, as well as seeing the Grognard exhibit.

White Plume Mountain is probably my favorite, but honorable mention has to go to Pharaoh and the Desert of Desolation series, just because it was the first time I really prepared before game time, instead of reading ahead a bit during snack, dinner, and bathroom breaks. :blush:

I think it will all blow over soon, after a bunch of ill-advised projects fail. But who knows? Maybe it'll become the de facto publishing method for small press RPGs.

Really nice stuff, the material on wind circulation and monsoons was most interesting. A little real-world knowledge goes a long way in making a fantasy world come to life.

Honcho! Or maybe Daijoh? (sp?)

Maybe it was a bit heavy-handed, but only thing I could think of on the spur of the moment. :blush: Now now, let's not stray into straw man territory here. Fixing certain problems does not mean the game automatically becomes unplayable. There may be a workable solution that suits a lot of...

I've never gone hungry either, but that doesn't mean that people aren't starving somewhere in the world. It's still a problem to be acknowledged and hopefully solved some day.

Oh please, it was just a joke, a silly one-liner. Don't take yourself so seriously.

I should try narrating all hit point loss as wounds. I want to describe my PCs as walking slabs of shredded beef by the end of the session. :D

Wow, so minimizing system mastery produces a game where "there’s no chance that you can lose"? Sounds like a bit of a straw man, to me.

Yeah, so? That has no bearing if WotC were to make a D&D video game (or license a third party to do so) with Dragonborn in it.

OK, but you said it only applies if someone tries to name a product or market a product by that name. So, not if someone uses the trademark in a product that doesn't have "Dragonborn" in the title? That seems like rather poor protection to me... Why bother trademarking then? Any third party who...

Really? If I made a game called Griego's Game which had playable races of Jawa, Wookiee, and Gungan, I think George Lucas would have something to say about that (through his lawyers). How is this any different?

Wow, I guess I should have paid more attention when playing the Elder Scrolls series. lol. Never knew (or forgot) about dragonborn appearing in Morrowind and Oblivion (although you can hardly blame me for sleep-walking through the latter). If this comes to a head then WotC's lawyers may have...

This is a message board post by Griego promoted to a news article. Zenimax, publishers of the Elder Scrolls games, has filed a trademark application for Dragonborn, "an individual who has been born with the blood and soul of a Dragon, but the body of a mortal." The application covers...

Howard's Red Sonja (actually spelled Sonya) didn't wear the iconic chainmail bikini. She was much more sensibly dressed in his short story The Shadow of the Vulture. You can thank Marvel Comics for the scantily-clad incarnation of the character.

Yes, I would like the Fighter to be more about crushing skulls than doing the Rope-a-Dope in a tin can.