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I'm sorry Delta, but half the time when I see BryonD posting about 4e, I wonder whether he's trolling. BryonD has a provocative way of conveying his feelings via the written word that triggers a combative response from others. And the prose he used was certainly . . . purple. This kind of...

Awesome. --G

That's how I took it. I think the box monster is at the very least, a utilitarian. I'm not sure what alignment that translates to. I also think that O-Chuul may end up being boxies' ticket to freedom as well. --G

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0549.html --G

I'll second Dark Heresy. I love the WH40k fluff. But my favorite sci-fi setting is Fringeworthy, by TriTac Systems. DO NOT attempt to use it with the system it comes with. The rules are horribly written, confusing, and terribly edited. But the fluff is awesome. Import it into D20 modern or...

Keith wrote two "Dragonshards" articles on the Aereni. The first is located at http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebds/20050530a. You should be able to find the second from there. --G

My pleasure. Word's "help"-less function wasn't, so I asked the great god of the Intarwebs, and its Avatar, Google, found it for me. Every once and a while, I'll get a document from someone at work with that option on. For some reason, once that's done, it resets my Word to use that as a...

"As you're typing your document, you may occasionally want to check whether you accidentally pressed Enter at the end of a line within a paragraph, or pressed Enter too many times between paragraphs. Or, maybe you think you may have pressed the Tab key one time too many, or typed an extra space...

Welcome to the club. Congratulations! --G

Meh, it's not that big of a deal. But it's a pretty big deal. I have gone through both. I played a lot of Madden '08 and all of BioShock on an SDTV. I've played a chunk of Assassin's Creed on an SDTV. I've played a ton of Assassin's Creed, Mass Effect, Portal, CoD4, and a smidge of Oblivion...

1) I didn't cut and paste it. It was a reference to comments made before the PS3 price drop. 2) It was meant to be tongue in cheek. See, it was funny (especially in light of Sony's "this is a product people will be happy to work overtime for" comment). 3) Depends on how you define cheaper...

Well, this isn't really punny. It's more filky. Taken from: http://oracle.wizards.com/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind0403b&L=spelljammer-l&D=1&P=706 --G

Hey Relique Hunter? Could you resize the picture in your sig? It's extending the boards past the edges of my screen. --G

I think he is looking to create a place with a positive, friendly atmosphere. --G

It's no longer AfD because I edited Gavin's edits out. I just do that now. If I see one on a page I've reached, I assume that the relevant information is notable (otherwise, why would I be looking for it). They can ban my IP address. I'll just get another one. If they want to ban one of the...

I'm betting Kwalish Kid has an HD TV and a DVR. The set designers for shows filmed in HD learned in the past few years that people so equipped are fond of pausing the show and reading computer screens, newspapers, and any other written word on the set. As a result, they've had to start putting...

It might be better to say that they tested some powers and design elements for 4e in late 3.5. --G

There's really no reason to go there. I've known a great many brilliant people of faith. I've also known a great number of really dumb atheists. --G

Research the McDonald's Hot Coffee incident and you may find that the facts are other than you believe. The reports of that incident are precisely the kind of urban legend you've decried. --G

I love my Xbox 360. Of the consoles currently out, it has the most robust game selection, though it is skewed more toward a grownup audience (I only play the 360 after my 2 year old is asleep). Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed were both awesome, and while you can get Creed for the PS3, Mass...