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As always, Kajamba Lion, thanks for the (very quick!) review. Yes, the pdf is a bit brief but it wasn't a lack of interest in the spell itself; rather it was a lack of time this week. I'll make up for it next week with the longer holiday wish edition.

Jeremy has transplanted his review onto ENWorld now. And it seems to have gotten better over time and is now a 5-star rating! :D http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=review&reviewid=2783663

Thanks for transferring the review here, Jeremy. I too hope these are one day collected and released in a nice print format.

And has promptly been reviewed by Kajamba Lion :D: http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=review&reviewid=2780041

I'm going to have to go with Caldwell, given the Celtic-y nature of the design. He seems to work that alot into his stuff.

My very first wizard PC was named Chastazar. And while I thought it was pretty cool, it was pointed out to me by a good friend that the name sounded more like a soda than a dangerous spellcaster. ;)

I've submitted Behind the Spells: Dancing Lights to Phil so it should be available at the usual venues shortly. Be sure to let me know if anyone uses the Dancing Lights Game! :cool:

I noticed the same thing, Jeremy. It impressed me as well! I hope so. Sales have, I believe, been a welcome surprise to both Phil and me. Like I mentioned above, I'll keep writing them as long as folks are still enjoying them. :)

Thanks! Didn't think Stargate SG-1 would be on the list but it is! Getting a season for free is just, well, Christmas-y. :D

Very nice! And to add to that honor, someone posted great reviews for all 4 pdfs in this series over at RPGNow. It's been a good weekend.

I doubt that very much. ;)

Kajamba Lion plays catch up and reviews the most recent installment, animate dead: http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=review&reviewid=2761190

Thanks for serving as conductor on the D&D train, Mr. Ryan. We'll see you around.

Another Kajamba Lion review for mirror image: http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=review&reviewid=2759002 Thanks again, KL!

Looking forward to that. :D

18th level for a newbie DM? I'd ask the other players if they'd mind starting a new campaign with 1st-level PCs. Once that goes for awhile, you'll be more comfortable picking up the high level campaign for a module or two before jumping back to the low level.

Have you ever wanted your character to attempt some kind of combat maneuver only to have the DM respond, "You can't do that"? I could maybe see a DM getting away with this in previous editions but in 3.x there's rules for pretty much everything. So, fill in the blank. What's your PC been...

For those interested, I handed in Behind the Spells: Animate Dead to Phil yesterday so it should be up for sale at the usual venues anytime. Also, someone has posted reviews for the three pdfs currently available over at RPGNow. Just click any of the BtS links in my sig to take you to them.

Glad to hear it! Feel free to write a review so others can see the adventure's fun and flexibility.

Oh, I think there's more folks out there with comparable math skills. It's just that Cooper's been the most vocal.