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Sorry for missing your post-I would say yes, pure chaos. It is hard to define what exactly pure chaos is as it defies easy categorization by its very nature. The raw stuff of magic is the closest I've yet to get to a description.

Strength: 10 I work out, but I'm slim and only 5' 9" so I'll go with average. Dexterity: 16 Dance, some martial arts training, good balance, good hand-eye coordination, consistently did well on BRM when in the military. Constitution: 14 Never sick, lots of endurance, but not massive enough to...

So what about games with rotating DMs?

The thread in my sig chronicles the D&D Zombie Apocalypse I put my gaming group through.

Those are pretty good suggestions. I definitely have gotten a few ideas here-keep 'em coming! :D Thanks everyone.

It is a long-distance pursuit. The ogres have about an eight hour lead on the PCs. The PCs have horses, but have to track the ogres.

Cool ideas so far. The sword is a holy relic. It is a weapon of legacy which I have already statted out. Not intelligent, though.

They are chasing three ogres. The ogres are not evil, but they don't know much about them other than that. The ogres have class levels and are probably capable of surviving a fight with the party. The party averages 8th level. We have a paladin, an elf rogue/wizard/druid (going for Arcane...

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=163771 In the above thread is an adventure, at the end of which my PCs are chasing a group of ogres that have a sword belonging to the paladin's church. We broke from that storyline for a bit to adventure with our other characters, but now the group wants...

I liked Roy's Miko-slams better, but that was pretty good.

OOC: HAAAHAHAHAHA!!!! Good one! Back in character: I have heard of this cosmology. I believe that the opposing poles between the Pattern of Law and the Twisting Path of Chaos are an interesting concept, but there are too many aspects of the multiverse left unexplained by the theory.

An Efreet under my sheet a gnome in my home

I have spent a lot of time thinking over the problem of Deep Immaterium creatures. I believe that they do not possess material forms unless a portion of their energies enters a plane where matter exists. When this occurs I think that their essences actually change pre-existing matter into a form...

QFT. Knowing 'how it works' would ruin the Far Realm (Deep Immaterium in my game).

One of my most memorable was a cruel chucke and a "Farewell" before the villain teleported away, causing the crystal ball he held to fall, unleashing an anti-magic field which caused the Wall of Stone making up the ceiling to disappear and the players to be (nearly) crushed by falling rock.

Had a guy quit our game after the Zombie Apocalypse adventure. He kept saying he would come, but come day wasn't there. So after a few sessions I just stopped calling him.

Probably spend about 4-5 hours a week (mostly lunch hour at work) on it. Been going on about 6-8 months I think,

Most of the races from the Races books left me cold. I really don't know why anyone would need the (probably) hundreds of intelligent races on any one world. They are nice for adventures on alien worlds are alternate realities though.

Prediction-that wasn't Nale. Also, the line about the half-moron template was fantastic.

I mostly DM, but enjoy playing. Whenever I can train one of my players (all noobs) to DM, we'll switch off.