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someone must belive they stand a chance, or why would a lawyer take the case?

I can't believe a lawyer looked at an obvious star trek movie and said "but what exactly do you think is star trek about it?"

I'm on my way to google to look for them now... http://www.hottopic.com/brands/underoos/?CM_MMC=SEM-_-MSN-_-NB-_-1_9999W1_SEM_MSN_NB%7cBRANDS%7cUNDEROOS_GENERIC&002=2967966&004=2733366634&005=39026880882&006=10411923724&009=p&011=black%20widow%20underoos&025=c nope... I'll settle for she ra

pardon my stupidity... what is isometric?

isn't there a trope of "Hey shouldn't this room be bigger" or "Hey, where is the 4th floor" to make characters notice secrets...

back in the 3e days I had a DM play around with the idea... he gave everyone (yup even commoners) prof in firearms, then made them all hit like +1 weapons (or +1 higher if they had enhancments) for DR, and said almost no one had martial weapon profs (PCs were the execption)...

looks like fun, but I hope they have more classes in the wings

does anyone have a list of anyone who actually completed the mod at a home game or con? Did they play pregens or homebrew characters? Did they go in with no information, or knowing what they were in for? Let me say I've played through it twice. Once it was a short run... it was in 2e and it was...

One of my least favorite things is when people try to 'fix' other people's play style by 'showing them' with rules... in the end I think that the best thing to do is talk like grown ups... or if you can't do that at least talk like the semi immature nerds with social issues do...

I want MY PC to be the one to kill those guys... I can't imagine purposely making a character that would not... All of this seems to be the way most PCs I know think... are you planning on using the geas spell or other form of force or mind control? what will you do if the PCs answer is "Hey...

I can't say anything was 'most' powerful, we did have a game back about 10 years ago that was way over board... Matt was playing a dragon that shape shifted into a 8 year old girl and was pretending to be my daughter I was an Alatian Undead slayer Chris was a run away from the collation glitter...

I'm sure he didn't but except SCI FI of 1966 was star trek... and as I said in another thread we have surpassed computer and communication technology by leaps and bounds here in 2016... let alone the 23rd century... (We may not have teleporters or warpdrive,so there is still sci fi there) My...

sometimes... again I think I can explain why my character knows a lot...but I don't think I have to.. I would love to see an example of it stopping the game or slowing it. I gave some up thread about PCs working togather...

it is far less immersive if you go out of your way to find corner cases to explain away why your character happens to know everything you do... what harm does it do to pretend you are not yourself with your own knowledge base? I think one of the other character did ask if the thing was a...

If I were you I would put somekind of hobgoblin/orc/gnoll group that has looted around the area, and have them fight the PCs... in there treasure hoard is a TON of money and items of art/trade goods... and the items they took off dead bodies of fallen enemies... "Why does the orc have a...

the character in question was from almost 150 years in the future and called it a T-Watch then tried to explain it as a computer he wore on his wrist... the idea of something man made sitting on a wrist that you could type into or talk to (it made a holo keyboard on command or was voice...

my advise... sideways form the movies. here is a timeline that no longer is cannon... http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Legends_media start with that and make up some of your own stuff... like a hombrew D&D world.

of course it is. The two are part of a large spectrum of how we play... MOST (Yes I'm sure everyone can find that one example counter but most) of us are a little immersive, a little power gamer, a little war gamer, a little of a lot of things. No one person is 100% X... that's why I said I'm...

the vampire one I could go either way with... but I have a counter question since you don't care about meta gaming... lets say you sit down to play a Ravenloft mod that involves a broken mirror, and each time the PCs touch a shard they find out a little more about the plot, and the history of...

because I'm much more immersive of a role player then I am a power gamer... Sometimes I play characters that don't know X or Y because that's part of my concept. Sometimes I even make mistakes my character would make even if out of game I know they are wrong... now that's not to say I NEVER...