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Just sitting here... waiting. :D :D So excited!

Monsters may be my personal favorite product of 2008. It has a place on my shelf for years to come. It captured my twisted sense of wonder and put it in a game... all in a way I never thought was possible.

As a judge, I was disappointed by the lack of pod casts. Last year, that was among my favorite categories to judge. Granted, at the time, I was working a crappy job all alone in a veritable dungeon for 9+ hours a day so the pod casts became my salvation. :) That said, I really hope that more...

Oakhurst was a judge's favorite and was, initially, being considered for Best Free Product, but the product reads: "Raiders fo Oakhurst is the first-ever free fan-released 4E D&D adventure." And so, in the end, we chose to consider it as Fan Product.

I'm not sure I understand why the desire for a long-running campaign overrides the desire to own and read many gaming books. Regardless of the system I'm playing in, I enjoy borrowing elements from many systems. No matter what dice are being rolled at my table, I value the creativity and...

When we have tacos, I like to save the spiced ground beef and take it for lunch to serve on top of a baked potato with lettuce, tomatoes, and a big 'ole scoop of guac. Mmmm.

Kevin Smith gave a spoiler-free review on his blog the other day and also said it was freaking fantastic. Smith's prediction is that Ledger will get the Oscar nom and probably the win for his amazing performance. (http://silentbobspeaks.com/) I am so eager to see this movie.

As a woman, I am incredibly excited to read this news. :devil:

So, I don't read much fiction. The book on my night stand is currently Enduring the Freedom: A Rogue Historian in Afghanistan by Sean Maloney.

So far as I know, this has always been the plan for Season 4... really bugs me, but I was prepared for it. I thought the ep. was great. I do kind of wish they would have killed Anders or Tory or whatever the crap her name is. They both annoy me. My initial guess for the series finale was...

D&D is a social activity that encourages problem solving, creative thinking, reading, writing, and (basic) mathematics. In my opinion, there are very few down-sides to the game as a hobby for children, teens, and adults.

I'm the Assistant Editor at a small-ish press in Annapolis, MD. We focus mainly on military history and military professional books. It's my dream job. In fact, I may be the only history major I know that actually uses her degree to make a living. As for salary, that's between the husband and I.

*bump*

I'm, like, the world's most amazonian Game Mistress.

I'm glad that there are people here that will do my reading for me.

So - when are we going to be able to register for games?

Of course he does. They're saved in the folder named "Geeky British Heartthrob" on his desktop. :heart:

I may be running something, y'all. Not sure what, but I might do it...

Hobo and nerfherder sittin' in a tree... K-I-S-S-I-N-G!!! But, really, the CM/ENW crowd tends to be pretty damned good looking. And, at GenCon they know that they will be mocked to no end if they (a) have greasy neckbeards or (b) require me to spray them with the travel bottle of Oust I keep...

Freakin' sweet. I'm really looking forward to this. :)