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Piratecat-- There is but one thing to do. Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women. This is best. --G

Entangled is not equal to helpless. The party should not have been able to execute a coup de grace against the dragon. --G

Clearly you've never played Xbox Live. I have consistently good performance. I'd say it's on par with playing online with a PC. Furthermore, the Xbox gaming experience is quite different from the PC gaming experience. I'm not sure how you can justify that statement. Sure, the hardware under...

Fine. Have it your way. Just flyby and poison the target. Fly away. Wait for a while. When it drops, it's lunch time. Not as much fun, but reasonable hunting tactics nonetheless . . . think monitor lizard. --G

Any bets on whether the author failed to properly take notes? I've never played in a crusade, but I've done a number of campaigns. --G

Nah, make it pseudonatural. Then, when it swoops in and snatches a PC, it can use it's true strike ability and poison him/her. Then, it flies off and waits for the PC to get all soft and mushy on the inside. Then it's lunch time. Rinse, repeat. Unless, of course, you want the party to have...

Ah, but if you're a wargamer and a Simmer, then there's one game you must have. The unstoppable goliath that is Steel Battalion. I love this game. It's the most immersive 'Mech simulator I've ever played. The only downside is the price . . . it retails for $200. But since it includes a 40...

I've got a few conspiracies at the heart of my game, but I'm running a CoC game, so it's to be expected. --G

Realism is a stupid concept for Roleplaying games. If I want realism, I'll go to work. Verisimilitude, on the other hand is critical. Without it, your players won't know what to expect. --G

Eberron Call of Cthulhu d20 The cross-over potential is endless. --G

This thread (http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=70831), while mainly discussing the P4/Celeron split, has some useful information on the subject. Ultimately, it depends on how fast you want to go though. Up to about the Athlon XP 2600+, Athlon's a better bang for your buck. Higher...

I've been accumulating parts with which to upgrade my computer for about three months now. My target is a P4 3.0 system. I'm really close. My only concern was that my video card is a few generations old right now. Enter the wife. For Christmas, her folks gave her a decent chunk of cash...

And don't forget Leomund's Secure Cheese. --G

How could you ever forget the original? Keep on the Cheeselands. --G

I find that googling "[titlename] walkthrough" will find me what I need every time. Often it's at gamefaqs.com, sometimes it's elsewhere. --G

First, I highly recommend the iTrip. It's phenomenal. It allows you to reset the FM frequency your iPod broadcasts on so you can find a station with little to no interference. One note: read the directions. You've got to keep the iPod's volume between 40-80%, otherwise you get some RF...

Not poison . . . just something really combustible. Think nuclear handgrendade. --G

I love iTunes for my iPod. --G

Shamelessly ripped from ign.com's faq on RotK, because I don't own it yet. "The main objective of this level is to kick down all the ladders with the O button, and keep the fortress from being overrun. Look at the meter in the upper-right hand corner. This is crucial. The line thingy is a...

And if the monarch is particularly nasty, a ritual version of shield other. It ties the monarch to the the people. Every time the monarch takes damage, a peasant dies. Le roy est l'etat. --G