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Hey, I have a copy of The End. What is this new book? Is it now d20 or just a new edition? This game is a fantastic read, although I don't know that I'd actually want to play it. Very dark.

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I'm looking for some information on running a modern adventure (d20 CoC if you care) set in the Amazon. Can anyone help me find some good, detailed information and maps on this region online? I won't be able to hit the library until the weekend.

I agree. At first I didn't, because I'm used to AoO. The next question is: would you use them in a game like CoC, or do you think they are better left out? Myself, I think I will use them. My main problem with the rules as they stand is they attempt to emulate AoO without actually using them...

Ok, fair enough. But why do you think that?

I was surprised to learn that Call of Cthulu d20 does not use Attacks of Opportunity. The game has them sort of built in. For example, once you engage in melee with an opponent you can't take more than a 5 ft step. To disengage, you can take a double move away. While this works, it seems a...

$55.95 Canadian. That's what you get for having birds on your money. :)

Chainmail is a great deal of fun. I think that you guys, being big fans of D&D in general, would enjoy it a lot. Play Chainmail. Chainmail is fun. I wouldn't take the word of a gaming shop on the future of a product. Gaming shop owners, despite their best intentions, are generally full of crap...

Holy Crap! I can't believe anyone else has ever heard of this thing! I'm not sure where I got the book, but it somehow ended up in my hands. I passed it on to a friend (without his knowledge) and now he can't get rid of it. Its like a curse! The game was called "Fantasy Wargaming" and the cover...

Hey, that girl is pretty. She's a little furry for my taste, but those piercing green eyes are very compelling. And those whiskers...those are very cute. Hey, somebody was going to do it. Might as well have been me.

Of course its possible that there are attractive girls playing D&D and other roleplaying games. I mean, my wife plays. (Although I got her into gaming after we met, so I don't know if it counts.) My point was, why would a cute single girl who loved Dungeons & Dragons need a dating service...

It is cool, but is it intentional? Col_Pladoh is a big fan of Jack Vance, and was largely inspired by Dying Earth. But, do they know each other?

Slyvia Plath Here's some fun poetry! Its a sample from a poem called "Lesbos." ------------------------------------------------- Viciousness in the kitchen! The potatoes hiss. It is all Hollywood, windowless, The fluorescent light wincing on and off like a terrible migraine, Coy paper strips...

Yup, its conclusive. Leo is fake. Sorry, but that girl just isn't real. She's cute and loves DnD, right? Wouldn't every geek she'd ever met be interested in her? No, there is no way THAT girl would need a dating service. Especially a GEEK dating service. She's likely got gamers lining up at her...

Sweet Christmas! That Leo12 girl can't be real.

Well, Klaus, I for one would love to see your version of the DND Cartoon kids. Especially the thief, Sheila. I always had kind of a crush on her. :) I think your artistic style would work very well for these characters. Please do them!

I don't think that you should run this mega adventure with a single player, it isn't reall written that way. You'd be better off picking up a few smaller modules and running those. That, however, is not what you asked. Its difficult to gauge the power of a single player vs a group. I'd say...

Anyone have any idea, beyond this month and next month I mean.

Chris, that is a very depressing statement.

Tattoos? Uh, get some spider webs. On your face. A big, multistrand web pattern across your face. That would be cool. And it would take you right out of that pesky job market.