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Please. The Colts can and have beaten the Pats at Foxborough. And if you think the officiating is why the Colts dominated for most of that game, I suggest you go back and watch it again.

Don't worry, dog. We'll get 'em in the playoffs.

I believe it has been mentioned before by James and/or Erik that that was kind of the point of the beginning of Blackwall Keep. The siege at the keep was never really meant to be much of a challenge.

Spire of Long Shadows. I disagree that they need big rewrites. Maybe some minor tweaking, but my group went through them pretty much as written and had a blast doing so (except for Dawn of a New Age. We haven't reached that one yet, but I don't see any major changes in store for it).

Well, the actual street date of the book is tomorrow, so its a good possibility they weren't lying to you.

IIRC, the Detroit Super-Bowl was part of the Lions bid to get their new stadium built. The NFL agreed to throw Detroit a future Super Bowl if Detroit would OK the new stadium. At least, that's what I recall hearing at the time... Still, it's a huge shame that Indy lost out on the bid. You would...

Still one of the finest story hours ever. :D

I went with back issues. I'd love to check out Pathfinder, but $20 a month is too expensive for my wallet.

You know, I actually really like this idea...

So, if I let them use my bank account as they request 10+ times/day, does that then make me a shareholder in 4E and therefore allow me to reap in the mad profits?? I'm in!!

I believe its coming in Dungeon 149 or 150.

Frankly, I don't think Palmer has any intention of nuking anybody. It's all a bluff. The preview for next week shows him physically threatening the middle-eastern ambassador and the missle in the air is to support his bluff. My money says it's either a dummy warhead or Palmer orders it destroyed...

The DM?

It was in late 7th or early 8th grade (I believe sometime in 1979). Games Magazine ran a huge, multi-page article about Dungeons & Dragons. I read it and was hooked instantly. My parents got me the PHB, DMG and MM for Christmas that year. I showed the books to some of my friends, we rolled up...

Eric Noah is the Keyser Soze of role-playing.

Or, it's just possible that even people who read alot have never heard of Gates of Fire and therefore haven't read it yet. In my own case, despite the fact that it's nine years old, I first heard of it last year from a different messageboard. That doesn't really make me illiterate. Frankly I...

I disagree with this whole heartedly. I have been a Greyhawk fan for as long as I've been playing D&D (approaching 28 years now and I've never played a campaign set anywhere else). I would gladly buy any Greyhawk products put forth by Erik and the Paizo crew because, based on what I've seen from...

And my answer would be because I already own most of that stuff from when it originally came out. I would love to have some NEW Greyhawk, please.

Having just finished the book a couple of weeks ago, Dienekes (who is Spartan) does a fair amount of the philosophizing in the book. It is then relayed (and expanded on) by the narrator, since he's obviously the one telling the story.

Every creature in Monster Manual IV has the Knowledge/Lore sidebar.