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Sounds great!! If it scares you as the originator of the story, it must certainly terrify some good players! :)

bur it DOES make a nice story, doesn't it :D

1. Lawrence of Arabia (MAN, I LOVE IT!!) 2. The Reality Dysfunction (Hammilton) 3. Listening to Soundgarden - Superunknown right now. I havent heard this record over half a year, and in a rush of nostalgia looked it up and am partying behind my desk now :D

In some of my groups we hold a "testing session" forst before we decide to keep someone. But most of the times a new person comes along with one of the players.we trust each others' judgement that the new person will fit in the group.

Here the same. But for certain combat situations, a map+grid+miniatures could really encourage "tactical fighting" since the features of the surroundings are far more prominent.

I love it! It's been rainy here all summer, so I took a chance of reading back old adventures, when I came along this one in my 25th anniversary box. I'm planning to run this adventure in the near future, since I haven't run it yet. Reading it was a treat though!

I haven't had a TV while I was a student. I didn't miss it one bit. I got a TV again when my girlfriend moved in with me, and I don't watch it very much. I like having it for the DVDs I have, but other than that, I could do without it. Dutch television is really a bore (especilly in the summer)

Whehehehehe, cool guys, keep 'em comming! :lol: :D :lol:

It is being worked on! Blind people can allready see through lightsensors, and deaf people can hear though machines hooked to their hearing nerves. So how long can it take before someone invents a neural dice roller that intstantly rolls any number of any type of die and projects the result on...

I like that! Magic for everyone, but at a terrible cost. The mad villain hasn't got anything to loose, since he lost his humanity a long time ago, while the characters are struggling not only to overcome this villain, but also to overcome themselves. I love these kinds of twisted stories :]

I agree completely. In one of my groups we have one that *always* plays this lone wolf character. I play in that campaign, and I find it really annoying. If I was the DM in that campaign, I'd make clear that strength comes in numbers and that cooperation is in a lot of cases vital for survival.

In one of my groups some of us try to play 1st person with an accent and all, and some refuse to play like that (rather playing 3rd person perspective), which is rather annoying. in the 2 other groups everybody plays 1st person, and when it applies uses accents and everything.

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I agree, it is not merely powergaming that makes a munchkin a munchkin, but the bending or breaking of rules. I think that that is the reason that it is a negative word

In a lot of campaigns that I am DMming I want only human PCs, so that makes: No non-human PCs In the campaign in which I am currently playing everything goes, as long as you have a background story to cover it. So that makes: No lack of background story

Charlie comfortably hangs back in his chair, putting his guitar back into the case. While placing his guitar between his feet under his chairhe keeps staring at Bennie with his bad eye. They always get nervous, hehe though Charlie. What shall I tell this time? I think the Voodoo priest story...

"Thanks son, sit down! can I help you with anything?" Yes! another night of free drinks! suckers *gniffel*

Sorry about the defects, I have repaired them and placed my character in the rogues gallery.

Charlie Johnson, Age 22 3rd Level Musician (Defensive) HP: 16 San: 70 Initiative: +1 Speed: 30 ft. Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. Armor Class: 13 (+1 Dex, +2 Defense Option), Touch 13, Flat-footed 12 Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+0 Attack: +1 Melee or +1 Melee (1d3[s], fist) or +2 Ranged () Abilities...

My biggest pains are: 1. Railroading 2. Leaving things vague at the end I can't stand those :mad: