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I saw it, but I didn't really warm to it. Jimmy Nesbitt was good, and for that reason alone will probably watch the next episode. If it doesn't get more interesting though, I can't see myself sticking with it.

Ooo - so many to choose from: I agree with most of what has gone before, but mostly: Wheel of time would be awesome, although they would have to savagely edit it... 2/3 of the books are pretty dull. I think Eberron would make for a good series - there are a number of novels that I would love...

Wow - hadn't realised quite how much I had missed this story hour. Awesome as always :D

Sadly no, it's the other side of the country.

nifty :)

The Orcs Nest in London is quite good (it's the only one I've been to though, so there may be some better ones) http://www.orcsnest.com/shop.htm

Heh - actually I quite liked Spellfire when I last read it... Admittedly that was 24 years ago, so I'd hope my book standards have improved since then :D

Just finished reading the last 2 books in the FR sundering arc. The Sentinel started well, but went downhill fast after around chapter 3 and didn't get any better. The Herald was just plain bad... But then that seems to be about standard for an Ed Greenwood these days. I don't know why I still...

In Gestalt all "combined" PRc's weren't supposed to be allowed anyway so no Mystic Theurge, no arcane trickster etc..

And the +2 enhancement bonus to natural armor.

4 out of 5 rating for Kingmaker Adventure Path This is really two games in one. You have the standard adventures, which seem to have been well balanced and pose a significant challenge to most parties. The second element is managing the kingdom. This is kinda fun, but can be rather hard to...

3 out of 5 rating for Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path Admittedly we have a slightly munched party, but the tactics and disposition of the enemy have on occasion been ridiculously easy to overcome. Other scenarios have been deadly. We almost had a TPK due to a slippery slope! There also...

That sounds like a Bonestorm. Not sure which book it's in though.

The cleric certainly has the access to the skill through use of the spell. As for the class skill, I think this comes down to permanence. It would not be a class skill, because he cannot fly all the time (unless he has wings or a permanent fly spell) and thus as a "creature" he doesn't have a...

I may be being slightly nostalgic, but I found that the earlier books were generally more entertaining. The Darkwalker on Moonshae trilogy by Douglas Niles was quite good (the second trilogy not so much) as was Azure Bonds. I agree that Paul S Kemp's novels are worth a read, as are most of...

Ahh great story! Just curious but what were the final character stats like?

I know what you are talking about... Loved that series as a kid. The only similarity between the Dark is Rising and Harry Potter was the lead character being 12.

It didn't suck... but it wasn't great either. The acting was good (and I have to say I'm looking forward to seeing what Matt Smith brings to the role), and I guess the effects were ok. Unfortunately the plot was a bit rubbish, but least this time there wasn't anything as completely ridiculous as...

I thought it was great. The plot wasn't anything too spectacular and Sherlock didn't really get to show off his deductive reasoning enough, but the leads were really good fun and it was certainly a darn sight more entertaining than most other Holmes films I've seen.

I read it... It started off well, but it didn't last. Hope you enjoy the second half more than I did.