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Hopefully not, and I guess probably not. The way it is played and the role that for instance technology is going to play will change a lot the coming years, I believe. On the sad side though, I visited my old brick and mortar game store recently. They used to have 3 to 4 big bookcases with RPG...

:lol: terrific topic! :) Kender = obnoxious what-does-this-button-do'er

PHB, Book of Exalted Deeds (for a monk with a vow of poverty that I play in the current campaign), Dice, a pencil, the last 10 or so character sheets of characters i played in previous campains or adventures. Oh, and my wallet to get pizza, fries, or döner.

Back in highschool I gues my lvl would have been 9 or ten. That has been drained to 7 unfortunately. I have the ambition to level to 8 again soon, however.

We always game at our DM's house. He even provides us with beer and snacks. He's teriffic :lol:

Haha, for me too! great game. Apart from that I would say uselessly surfing the net (think i am bored, etc.) Also going through my itunes library, listening songs on and off

Our cat, which is usually very sweet, starts to attack me and my wife when we sing or whistle. There's something in the sound of it that drives her (the cat) nuts. Works every time. When the cat is scratching at the windowframes again we start singing, and the destructive force is diverted to us.

The question that comes to mind is: Why would you like to do that? Allowing the roll I mean. I can see sense in having the players explain how they solve a certain issue, and from that derive some generic roll if needed. But otherwise, why the focus on a roll? (not to be rude or anything...

Thanks a lot! I really enjoyed that read!

swashbuckling, muskets, acrobatics, witty oneliners, and ofcourse Pirates!

My personal favorite would be: 2nd ed Al Quadim There's something about the feeling of 1001 nights that really draws me to it. Also the mix between deserts, seafaring, etc. really appeals to me. Apart from DnD I realy love the Cyberpunk 2020 setting. Nice to think that in 10 years it is 2020!

Habituation and afterimages: I believe the answer of Thornir is completely accurate.

I'd opt for the third half! Song and beer after a hard days work :cool:

"Good! I could sure use a cup of good coffee! Exitement? nah, after all these years every :):):):)ty town looks the same. Tell me something about this place, something weird so I can use it in a song. If youre good, I'll even write you a song" Charlie said, and kissed her on the cheek.

"Good evening father" Charlie says as he lifts his hat. Now, what would a white priest do here at this hour on this side of town? Charlie wondered. "where I'm from baby? From deep into the mean ol' south. I've been ramblin' this long I'd almost forget it. What about you pumpkin, how did you...

Ah great, finally some luck! "Of cousre I'll walk you to you house dear, I could use some good coffee. Can I get your coat?"

Man, what is wrong with that kid, can't he see I'm busy "I tell you what, kid, I'm kinda busy right now" Charlie said winking at the boy. "You drink that rye for yourself, and tomorrow, I'm gonna learn you a song. So how's that?" Charlie turns back to Alicia, saying "Sorry dear, where were we...

Oh man! I love boxed sets! I love the maps, posters, booklets, books, designs, everything! and they line up so nicely on your bookshelf! the Al-qadim boxes with the AlQadim boxes, the Ravenloft with Ravenloft etc. I'm a sucker for boxed sets!

I found 2 copies of his books in a 2nd hand bookstore today (well actually far more than two, but two that are situated in Lankhmar. I'm really looking forward to the books! I am halfway through the 1st story, and I love it allready! :D Great links to the mongoose board by the way!!

If you really have to choose, I'd say go for usability, since both books are equally good (IMHO). Choose the one you can actually use the most in your campaign.