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I could almost pick at random. Ooze mephit and elder fire elemental come to mind. With the later, the rest of the party would have to be well into epic levels, putting it at something of a disadvantage in skill points if it chose rogue or bard. Also, out in the Old West -- where men were men...

The article mentions they might appear in an upcoming product, and that they'd like feedback on them. It also contains a wonderful sentence "Assassin vines and various fungi don't make good PCs not only because of their low intelligence, but also because they can't move." Dryads are...

Small Gods, by Geoffrey McVey. Using minor or local deities, such as those tied to a particular place, heroes and saints, and ancestral gods. Gives four short examples of each type. T.V. Structure: Next Week, on an All New Episode of... by Robin D. Laws. Employing the tricks and techniques used...

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Actually, I once saw an infomercial promoting a system for learning how to paint developed by a former marine corps instructor. As a demonstration of how good it was, they brought out a guy who'd been blind since birth. His paintings were a bit stylized for a lot of peoples taste, but comparable...

My dictionary has "any severe, widespread snowstorm lasting for some time" as its second definition, the first being "a blinding snowstorm with a very strong wind and extreme cold". It's been snowing here since yesterday afternoon. I've cleaned our walks and driveway four times and my mother's...

Paint may not be an option (unlike the rest...) as I believe he's going blind. (Sorry if I dampened the humorous spirit of the thread.) [edit] Upon reflection, becoming a world class F1 driver may not be an option either.

The artist posted his own thread on this yesterday, it can be found here: http://www.enworld.org/messageboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1657

The direct link to the download is: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/Conversion%20Book.pdf (By the way, I found it by looking here: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article4.asp?x=dnd/archive,3&s=ALL&a=g&b=dnd )

That is really, really, really just so very nice. Really. It's great that Daemonforge is getting pieces of this quality. It manages to get the clashing moods and aspects of the character and place in the same image. Looking at it, I can sort of make the Pale Lord flick back and forth from...

...sort of: "Edward Castronova, of the economics department at California State University at Fullerton, studied thousands of EverQuest transactions performed through eBay to determine the real-world economic value generated by the inhabitants of Norrath. "Castronova discovered that Norrath's...

Since you mentioned "the old white page that we had up on that free server," I assumed that's what you were referring to as the launch. Sorry. Was the launch you're thinking of when when it was still just dealing with Daemonforge or when the scope was broadened beyond it?

I went over to the old news archive for January of last year ( http://enworld.org/Eric/3eoldnews18.htm ) and it had already existed for awhile as of the 13th.

This current announcement comes at the end of a long listing of all the projects for his company that he's working on and releasing for the rest of the year. If at the end of all that he just said "Then I'll be doing something else." and left it at that how would the response he'd get be any...

Trampier just edged out Otus in my vote. Though I liked Dee a lot as well.