Recent content by escherblacksmith

That I will disagree to. without the knowledge of the broken aquarium, the 2 fish on the floor is not the only potential answer. I would not consider Romeo and Juliet to be a self-contained riddle. that said, 1. did Ms. Smith drive too fast?

1. was she driving a car? 2. did she almost have a car accident? not to be too captain obvious . . .

nope it is pretty much core You should be able to find it in the Monsters Feat SRD: (which I believe are core . . . could be mistaken) 2 potential paths are: Multiattack (natural weapons) Improved Multiattack (natural weapons) Multiweapon (in place of Two-Weapon fighting) Improved...

If you mean that the iron will bond with oxygen eventually, then yes. However, because to the nature of stainless, it will take a lot longer to rust than, say, regular steel. The Chromium content (at least 10%) bonds with oxygen to prevent most rusting and creates a very hard surface layer...

I don't see it quite so odd, I listen to Enya and Metallica . . . Anyhoo, the questions: Movie: Dogma (dvd) Book: Dune Messiah Album: Vienna -- Ultravox

dang I can only do 3 1. I worked (2nd crew) for Travis Milloy who directed Street Gun (horrible movie) 2. Travis Milloy wrote the screenplay for Just Like Mona which starred Marcia Gay Harden 3. Marcia Gay Harden starred in Mystic River with Kevin Bacon. :p :cool: :p

Is it cheating if you don't get a new set of dice for each campaign? So and so says that each set is bonded to that campaign, so only cheaters or posers would reuse.

I am actually working on my first ranger since doing a Thri-kreen one awhile back (that was a blast and a half) Underdark dwarven ranger using to weapon, but the emphasis is weapon throwing, darts, throwing axes, etc. on paper he looks slick, but we shall see. Probably will have an owl or...

I have used : 25, 28, 32, 36. Which one to use depends on the power of the character you want. If you want a high-powered campaign you use 36. If you want one that more closely resembles 3d6 (allegedly), then use 25. 28 is the most common I have used recently. There are approx. a billion...