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Yeah, but paying 15 dollars for just a board seems steep when that same money could be going towards more cards. But I'm definitely thinking about it, which I think just goes to show how terrible their paper mat really is.

You're just awful in general. :) Didn't you lose a game to someone who never played it before? Another reason I like this game is my winning percentage, but everyone else's experiences are probably different there (unless Victim is also your principal opponent).

Why not the Elves vs. Orcs set? Because I hate elves. :)

Has anyone else played this neat little card wargame? Victim gave me the Dwarves vs. Goblins set for Christmas, and we've been playing the heck out of it. I mean, we've also been playing some Dominion: Intrigue, but we both expected that one to be good. It kind of reminds me of a combination of...

Yeah, I can't let this is slide. This is incorrect. 10% of brain myth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia snopes.com: Ten Percent of our Brains Do we really use only 10 percent of our brains?: Scientific American Discovery Health "Are you really only using 10 percent of your brain?"

Unrational hatred? Have we read the same books? It seems pretty rational to me, in both instances. In fact, one of my complaints about the later Mistborn books is that so many of the main characters seem to forget just how bad the nobility was. My main problem with WoK also involved comparing...

Too bad I already have everything. :)

First of all, a heads-up: I didn't read your excerpt. Sorry. :) I gots a novel of my own to write, man! But I really think you should give Nanowrimo a shot instead of just deciding to write a novel. Without the constant demand of 1667 words per day, your book might never get done. A commitment...

IFRS = International Financial Reporting Standards. IAS 14 = What you report line by line, how much data you disclose from your business segments. It's financial/accounting stuff.

Where's Francis? I hate mules. I hate wagons. I hate paladins. I hate spells. I hate otyughs...

Endgame 565. Thanks Thanee for the heads up; all of my friends are people I actually know, so I didn't need their 3 digit number. Got into the Diamond League now; the competition is a lot stiffer.

I'm surprised that no one has started a thread about the biggest PC game of the year. I bought it, and haven't really bothered with the single player campaign at all. Instead, I'm doing a bunch of multiplayer matches; I'm a big fan of the ranking system that Blizzard has used; I still remember...

The banderhob entry (well, the fluff) was utter excrement. I liked the core concept of the creature: abductor monsters who swallow people whole, then regurgitate them later in another plane. But the style of the fluff was just horrible: writing about how some watchmen gets eaten in the tactics...

I don't know if it's "iconic" steampunk, but I enjoyed Boneshaker. It has zombies.

Your holy days are conveniently placed whenever you want them to, according to the needs of your adventure. If there's not some adventure focused around some holy festival, who gives a damn?

The name of the game is MUTANTS and MASTERMINDS. That doesn't exactly sound setting or genre neutral. I would imagine that M&M 3e is going to typically support "normal" superhero activity. I mean, all attacks default to nonlethal, and even attacking at lethal, it can be pretty tough to finish...

Clerics get Healing Word 2/encounter at 1st level too, but I'd imagine that any race that gave an identical ability would be pretty damn broken. I'm not suggesting that Shifty/Bloodbond Seeker Shifty is anywhere near as good/defining as Healing Word; I'm simply saying that you're comparing...

One thing to watch out for is that the RP's at will powers don't upgrade damage at 21st for some reason.

Seconded.

That seems like quite the assumption: correlating a user's willingness and ability to subscribe to EN World with how often they play D&D and what role at the table they prefer. And about MF somehow excluding 4e fans from his rant: I don't recall any 4e fans deliberating complaining about any...