Recent content by KeithHays

Sorry, had a brain spasm on that post. I'm trying to find out the name of the road (if any) that runs from Tilverton west to Hluthvar. It looks like the Moonsea Ride, but I suspect that actually goes south from Tilverton to Asbravn. Thanks!

Hmmm... well, I don't have Photoshop, so I guess that's out. I know there's some software out there that will let you make hex maps from scratch - maybe I'll try to find that. Didn't realize it would be that difficult, but I guess it was too much to hope Paint could do something that...

Anybody know if the Moonsea Ride goes south or east once it passes west through Tilverton? Thanks!

Gentlefolk: I was wondering if someone had a good, simple method to superimpose a hex grid on, say, a .jpg so that I could print it out as a gameboard. I just got Fields of Blood and would like to let my players battle across the landscape they've been exploring lately. Any ideas?

It was article about bostongamers that got me back into the hobby in '99, after a 20-year hiatus. I miss Boston - did a lot of good gaming there.

I had the players be hired to explore a newly-opened, previously mined then flooded section (following the Hill's Edge description in the old FR campaign). They stumbled across a couple of gricks (make sure the party has a magic weapon or two or the Magic Weapon spell). There's an 'underground...

Here's the link to the GE ad, by the way: http://www.ge.com/stories/en/13085.html

Thanks, guy. It's easy to print these out and use them with my existing PC cards in combat. 'Preciate the help.

Semi-useless items Mug of the Knight of the Mug - Inspired by the drunken prestige class, this fancy drinking mug is owned by Sho Ironstones, a famous dwarven fighter NPC. When banged on the table, it refills with a medium-quality ale. Despite many attempts by PC's to purchase it, he has...

Looks good! Oughta get that first period out of the filename, though. It doesn't save as a zip file that way. Thanks!

A paperback I enjoyed years ago called Once Around the Realms, by Brian Thomsen. Not a literary classic, but interesting takes on several of the main regions of Faerun. She could take it a chapter at a time...

Hang tough. Nothing hurts worse losing an innocent.

Here's the link... http://www.renfestival.com/

Hang in there. She's up in cat heaven, chasing burger strings and laughing her *ss off.