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For a good, no, great, online store I recommend Noble Knight Games at nobleknight.com. I just started buying from them and the quality and speed of their service has been top-notch.

George Strayton, one of the authors, is a buddy so I'm assuredly a little biased. But I was able to participate in some of the playtesting for Frostburn--and I'll be picking this up the day it's released. In no way did it require an arctic campaign to be useful. If nothing else, try leafing...

morgue--you sounded great and so did your players! I definitely would have liked to be sitting in on that session. The piece had some great moments. The "gloomy" ending seemed tacked on and flew in the face of the rest of the piece--besides just being plain wrong. Not one mention of 3rd edition...

I'll be there with a few others from my gaming group.

Good question, Thornir! The answer should make ENWorld's BrooklynKnight happy: Mr. Karr found my email address at dnd.meetup.com. Initially, I thought he wanted me just to answer a few questions on the phone but then he explained he wanted to record a session and such. He observed us playing for...

I'm glad that everyone seems to have enjoyed at least some part of the story--I think the credit goes to Rick Karr and Manoli Wetherell (the engineer who recorded us) for treating the game and us with respect. We really do use "voices" for our characters all the time and ham it up quite a bit...

Rick Karr, Cultural Trends Reporter for National Public Radio (NPR), is doing a report tomorrow morning (Thursday, August 19th) on D&D that will be airing on NPR stations at the following times (all times EST): 5:50 a.m, 7:50 a.m., 9:50 am, 11:50 a.m. The NYC station (WNYC 820 AM) sometimes...

Update: As of 8-26-94, our game is full. Our thanks to everyone who checked out the post. WANTED: D&D Player in his or her 20s or 30s available for Thursday night games in the bucolic Bedford Park section of Bronx county. Ideally, you’ll be someone looking for a group that you can call home...

You could. <g> If Kings Games turns out to be a good option for others, I'd be open to the idea. I've never played there, so I would like to check it out firsthand before giving a definitive 'yes.' But the website certainly makes it seem nice. Thanks for the idea and the reply!

Dungeon Master looking for mature players (21 or older) to participate in a 3.5 D&D game set in the Forgotten Realms. The game will be character driven--imagine a D&D campaign designed by Joss Whedon, if you will. The game will be played at Neutral Ground in Manhattan on weekends--frequency to...