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still not blocked by firewall. and still accessible from work. :hmm: did something change to get rid of the "gaming" moniker? firewall at work until this week was treating "gaming" as code for gambling.

don't forget the geomorphs and the monster & treasure book also included. later versions had B1 and even later ones had B2 and dice/ or chits with a promise of dice in place of the geomorphs or m&t book this was 2edD&D. at least if you read the copyright page...

this is where in OD&D(1974) they had rules in place. but mostly b/c they didn't want someone losing out next time they played too far behind. you inherited stuff from your former PC part of it going to pay costs to bury. but only if you wanted to keep running Zapnard the XVII. the previous XVI...

they don't exist. at least until the party can handle them.

someone has to bribe the referee.

you are my alt.

is it b/c he found the shift key?

occassionally even too.

my first name is David and my mother's maiden name is Jones.

in OD&D(1974) it meant buying stuff. how you got your treasure out of the adventure required preplanning. mule teams, saddle bags, a wagon, containers, food for your camp followers. wages for your teamsters, etc... it also meant you bought them protection. nothing like going into the dungeon...

i treat them the same way elves get treated. i give them spell casters. i give them advanced leaders. i give them money. i make them bloodthirsty. coup de grace. no mercy.

video gaming has changed. in pre save game era it meant you just had to learn a pattern or technique to "win" with the ability to save game or enter passcodes to bypass whole timesinks i believe the video gamey means a slightly different means of "winning" when aplied to rpgs. for me...

no hay. ;)

TSR gave us a conversion guide before the release of 2edADnD too. and they use to send out a catalog of available products and ones in the making. online ones for the 2000ed seemed to work for the most part.

my towel.

currently, in my dungeon/game room at my house. but i have gamed at others houses/apartments also i game at Conventions and online.

i buy them to complete my collection. occassionally i will use some small encounter or idea from one that i convert for use in my campaign.

well no one is tossing his salad in prison. plus he can't even play 4e there if i read a recent thread correctly.

you didn't see that response from me.

you need to get to know the chef, owner, and waitstaff better. the restaurants i frequent often have dishes not on the menu for their regular customers.