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I'd like to chime in and say that, despite some protests, this is one of my favorite parts about ENWorld (and the rest of the on-line gaming community, to a lesser extent). I like to tweak, but I don't have infinite time to do so. As such, I'm very grateful for the time and talents of those who...

If you just want a brief review, skip ahead to the Conclusion below. Otherwise, read on for the full review. 17 Paladin Spells is a product from The Le Games. As is standard, the download includes both a full color screen version and an ink friendly printer version. The art in this product is...

What does it mean when someone is described as "cheeky"?

Thanks for the link. Did you mean the guy with the brightly colored shorts, or the black and white picture with the dwarf in the goat-pants?

You have seen Back to the Future, right? Its definitely jiggawatts.

I'm not sure if you're mocking me, or just REALLY freakin' smart. In either case, will you do my taxes?

Am I the only one that plugged his own IQ into the equation to determine his D&D Intelligence score? Anyone? Generally speaking, IQ is a poor indicator of what we think of as "Intelligence." There are many things that go into being "smart." To use myself as an example, I test really high on...

Because the role the paladin fills - warrior with divine calling - fits prestige class better than base class to some people. Especially since they have a specific alignment requirement. I don't really care for the paladin as written. Clerics are knights in heavy armor that serve as crusaders...

I like Jiggawatts. As in "1.21 jiggawatts? The only spell that could generate that kind of magical power is Lightning Bolt!"

Here are my numbers: 8 105 216 333 477 527 618

I've played it thrice. The rulebook isn't very intuitively orginized, but the game is a lot of fun. I rather like the fact that its more of a cooperative exercise between the players to "beat the game" rather than outdo each other. Anyone with some boardgame experience should be able to pick...

I recently reviewed the Other Game Company's Dungeon Bash rules, which are basically a well constructed set of random dungeon generation rules with some slight modifications to the D&D base rules. As you can read in my review, I really liked these rules. I made a point to play the game a few...

Dungeon Bash is a set of rules for generating and playing random dungeon-based adventures for D&D. It’s only available as a downloadable PDF from The Other Game Company. The game doesn’t stand alone (and isn’t really meant to), but works as a supplement to standard D&D. Its acurately described...

Now wait a minute...when did this thread turn pink, floyd? Bah...I'm not even 30! I just play old music.

You saying this place is some kind of Teenage Wasteland, because the last time I checked there was no such thing. Perhaps you're refering to my friend Mr. O'Reilly, Mr. Baba O'Reilly.

I admit I was skeptical at first, but Random Goblin had some really good points.

Who? Who's Next? Heh heh... Only those ENWorlders Who are just kids...but the Kids are Alright. Besides, I'm only 26, so its not like I'm talking about My Generation. I'm not trying to put on some kind of Eminence Front or anything, but I got your reference right away. Then again, I've been...

And THAT was a weird trip of nostalgia. :) If not for Eric's contagious enthusiasm, I'm not sure that my first 3E campaign would have had the successful 4 year run that it did. Thanks everybody and "C'mon August!"

Hey, thanks! I'll send you and e-mail right away. And I'll be happy to review the product I select. Consider it done.