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And here's another cool list of strange places. Tianzi Mountains, China

And here's some more pictures of the Kowloon Walled City. These make me want to play Shadowrun or a grim post-apocalyptic game.

That reminds me of this bit from Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. "Can a magician kill a man by magic?" Lord Wellington asked Strange. Strange frowned. He seemed to dislike the question. "I suppose a magician might," he admitted, "but a gentleman never could."

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So, just to help us all keep straight what sort of party we're currently looking at, here is a list of players and what they have suggested playing. Terrible Swift Sword - Human (Kellid) Barbarian Starman - Half-elf Rogue Ruiktheforgotten - Catfolk Fighter Scott Dewar - Human Wizard...

It's not the movie we want, but it's the movie we need because in Mordor no one can hear you scream.

That seems like a decent start, but it might need more cowbell.

Sadly still too late for my parents to get the memo.

I just did a GIS for 'gnoll.' I found it on the Forgotten Realms Wiki.

The Hobbit! How could I forget about that one?! Yes, I am most anxious to see that film too.

Gnolls.

This and Prometheus are the two movies I'm most excited to see this year.

That's one of my favorite websites. Also, why couldn't my parents have this list when I was young so I could be 6 1/2 to 7 feet tall?

I'm thinking a rakish half-elven rogue.

I wouldn't be surprised for this to come out in some way. We just barely got introduced to the wildfire after all.

I don't think it's a big deal. I just think it's sort of funny. Producer: What this scene needs is a couple of hot prostitutes making out with each other while Littlefinger gives us some back story. Producer (the following week): Qartheen gowns reveal one breast? I don't think that's something...

If there's one magical thing about Westeros, it's the fact that there are so many giants! What the heck is in their diet that lets all of these people grow to such great heights?!

The thread title mentions spoilers so I'm going to be full bore with book spoilers. Proceed at your own risk. I'm surprised that the Tickler was Arya's first choice. It's an important moment for Arya when she kills him and screams his questions at him as she does so. It also seemed odd since...

I'm curious as to what you think would be gained by Wizards not developing a new setting, but having a contest for a new setting and then developing it (like Eberron).

You don't want them to release a new setting, but you want them to do a setting search. Do you want them to buy the winner and hold onto it unpublished like Rich Burlew's setting?