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I don't have Svimohzia, but there's a review of it <here>. Oh, and there is a pdf preview <here>.

Right, I'm not disputing the fact that it can't be broken. It's more about what does one's head look like after said glass is all broken. In the movie, alpha mutant's head is not damaged in the least. With all that banging, it should have been a pulpy mass stumped up on his shoulders. But...

I was just postulating and really could go either way. Maybe it was the dark seekers who set the trap or maybe it was one of Roberts. I've heard people argue that it was Roberts who set the trap because he was losing his mind e.g. setting up manicans, speaking to them, having no one else to...

Thanks. It looks like Optic Nerve is a newer place up on Alberta. I'll have to check them out next time I'm in town.

Very nice tattoo! BTW, I noticed you're from Portland. If you don't mind me asking, where did you get the tattoo at? I have a couple of tattoos that I got done in Portland.

Yeah, the part with Horatio Sanz and Maya Rudolph was great. Maya can barely keep it together and Horatio is hilarious :)

Grew up camping and fishing. I still hike & camp regularly. Have a degree in Anthropology with a heavy emphasis on the Plateau cultures (area I live in) and their food gathering skills. Yeah, I think I could make it a few years ;)

First, I have always really liked most aspects of the Realms as a game setting. Here are my answers: 1) I definitely like the game side better [explanation below]. 2) First introduction was the game, starting with the grey boxed set. I DMed a bunch of games in this setting. Pretty quickly...

Was it the dark-seekers who set the trap or was it one of Robert's and he was so delusional he didn't realize it? And, if it was one a dark-seeker trap [maybe mimicking Robert's traps?], why did they have enough intelligence to set a trap and, later, they abandon intelligence for madness when...

[Fred Sanford]I'll have Scripple, oh that's what I call Scotch and Ripple mixed![/Fred Sanford] Can you even find Ripple anymore?

Oh that's hilarious. The dog armor and women's "cold metal" armor are pretty funny too :D

Safari Pearl's 221 East Third Street Moscow, Idaho 83843 208-882-9499 http://www.safaripearl.com/ Other than that, the closest FLGS is 75 miles away: Merlyn's Fantasy, SciFi & Games 19 W Main Spokane, WA 99201 (509)624-0957 http://www.merlyns.biz/

I picked up the Legend of Drizzt TBs and was impressed with the artwork. It's not awe-inspiring, but it beats the heck out of the old FR DC comics.

http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=News&template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=168796 Pretty cool.

This is so cool :D The artwork is awesome!

QFT ;)

This is especially true for higher level games. My players are now around 12th level and the encounters I throw at them are requiring more and more dice rolls. The dice roller program on my laptop has been a life saver. Some of the programs I use on my laptop: The Everchanging Book of Names...

My [almost] 15-year-old son plays in our group. The rest of us are in our 20s & 30s. While he enjoys the games, he's not quite as Rules Lawyerish as the rest of us. When he's not engaged in an encounter, he often draws. I sometimes wonder wether he would have more fun if he was in a game...

Ah, touché ;)

Our group is currently going through the Shadowdale: Scouring of the Land adventure. So far, we're having a great time with it. However, I like to include a lot of my own written material and, therefore, I'm not sure that we will continue with the Anauroch adventure. We'll see how this...