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I like my AD&D games to hew pretty closely to sword and sorcery-style fantasy, and guns just don't fit in.

Jesus, are you serious?!

YouTube - Milli Vanilli - Blame It On The Rain

Probably, yeah. What's creepy about a memorial statue? Have you never seen one?

A doppleganger ally is the perfect disguise for a vampire. It allows him to make daytime appearances to allay suspicions, and the doppleganger probably enjoys a pretty comfortable lifestyle from the arrangement. An old DM of mine used this, and I've shamelessly stolen it for my own campaign.

[Raises hand] I'm unemployed, and I thought it was funny. Marie Antoinette references for the win!

Did the cifal (colonial insect-formed artificial life, of course) ever make it out of the 1e Fiend Folio? Because, man, that thing was ridiculous.

"WHAT?! Damn it, who keeps calling my name?"

Oh, snap - I'll be there!

This is extremely true. Tonight I ran my first CoC game ever, for four players who had also never played it. It ran smoothly, and we had a blast. Hell, it ran more smoothly than the D&D game I've been running for the past year and a half!

High Gygaxian.

Your blustering nerd rage is like delicious candy to me. But seriously, stop being a crybaby jackass. No need to report this, folks; it's been dealt with. If you're looking for a good rule of thumb when posting on the forums, it's "don't emulate this post." ~ Piratecat

Running a 1e AD&D campaign.

Have him run a 1e campaign for you guys instead.

This online petition will most certainly cause WotC to entirely rethink their toolkit. Also, you don't have to use it.

Buh? That's not what it says at all. Here, look: (Emphasis mine) Notice the words right before "or sell"? Any publishing or distribution is off-limits according to this wording, whether you charge for it or not. Oh my, this is gonna erupt into a hell of a crapstorm tomorrow, I wager...

Nope, a guy named Rich Werner did the art for Plants vs. Zombies.

Eh, I think it's just a D&Dism with no real literary precedent. All the pre-D&D classic wizard types I can think of - those in the works of Howard, Vance, Leiber, Tolkien, etc - are mysterious and powerful right off the bat. Starting out weak was, I believe, just necessary to balance the...

Man, I don't know, then - if you're looking for plain, unadorned dice that, as you say, tend to look alike, then obviously they won't also be quickly and easily distinguishable from other dice of the same shape. Maybe color it with a marker to make it stand out.