Recent content by GreyLord

I would probably not be so into the Playing rules portion of SCAG, but I feel the Lore portions that cover things not covered in the new FR books is still relevant and thus still useful.

The Difference though is Einstein. You are discussing moving through space, but not time. Most are looking at the Newtonian method and travel. In this, you are worried about one direction. How to get from point A to Point B. We will call this one Vector. They are viewing Time as a second...

I am definitely not the target audience for this. Maybe it's Old Man grump or something, but I don't think I'd ever pay for something like this (may be wrong, only the future can tell). Not sure why I would charge others for this. What is the thought process behind people paying someone to DM...

No, but I do understand how we sent people to the Moon and sent objects to Mars, which I've tried to explain how we did it... And you seemingly seem to deny that. From what I understand, you seem to think it is either 1. Impossible we landed on the Moon because it is relative to the Earth...

This will seem like an irony, especially with all the hatred it's gotten (and those who defend a singular Asian-Canadian who has a strong vendetta against it), but... I play (now days, far more occasionally, as we have spread apart quite a bit), or played in the past with (now days, it's more...

Oh yeah, that's right! I often forget about those (I didn't buy them, that's why...probably). I quite preferred the Deluxe printings of the 3.5 versions (I have 2 copies of those, love them to death. The fake leather and all, those were the most awesome of all the D&D printings in my opinion...

So, there were several sets of Premium reprints. Most think of the AD&D 1e reprints, but there were also the 2e Premium reprints and the OD&D box. I assume you are talking about the 1e AD&D, but if you have all of them (including the OD&D box) that's impressive! I think most of them are not...

One slight alteration I'd like to add to your post if I may. There were no 4e D&D books released that year. During 2012 - 2013 there was a flurry of premium reprints that were released. I believe some of them were quite popular. Granted, that is NOT 4e and is not counted in those equations...

That only works if you are using Newton's laws. It does not work with how we understand the laws of movement today. If you THOUGHT the universe revolved around the Earth and the Earth did not move, it would work perfectly. If you THOUGHT that you stay in the same frame of movement (as you...

I don't think you understand what I mean by the same spot. I've tried to explain it. Going to the same spot on earth today is like going to the same spot in the solar system today. If it is relative to the solar system, it is relative to the Earth. For example, the earth rotates. You put...

Obviously it's not the "Same spot" as you put it that way, but even relatively to where it was and everything else...the "same spot" is exactly what I meant. The only way you end up in Paris 1000 years ago is if the Time Machine and mechanics of time are also held in place is if somehow we...

Okay, how about we just kill any of those living vampires that feed on human blood? We've already done incalcuble damage to our ecosystems. If we killed these things off at least we would be making life better for many. Mosquito's are considered the worlds deadliest animal...and for good...

And then there are the Real Life Vampire which are far more scary than the fictional ones, much more alien in appearance, and have a far higher body count (and may have some of the highest body counts/deaths in the world). Mosquitos Ticks Chiggers Lice Bed Bugs Evil, Evil creatures that I...

How would you know, we haven't even seen the entirety of the Universe, much less even mapped out the Galaxy (or even mapped out this sector of the Galaxy)? That said... I never said absolute coordinates, I said coordinates. Mapping out the universe with Coordinates is exactly the same as...

I pointed out the problem before, and I don't really think it's been addressed, so I'll try to explain it more plainly. You live in Paris, France. It is the year 1898. You move to Barcelona, Spain in 1910. You move to New York City, USA in 1920. You move to San Francisco, USA in 1935. You...