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It's a very nice game room.

...We allow it, though very few use them. As long as they're not web surfing instead of paying attention, I have no problems with them.

...I was parked pretty far out of the way, "in the back 40" as we say here, so I was surprised to get dinged. Now the touchup paint won't set cause the temps too cold. :erm: At least I get to game tomorrow.:)

...I washed the car then went grocery shopping today. While shopping, someone put a decent - sized scratch in one of the doors on my car. I drove to the dealer and got some paint to touch it up. Even with the touch-up, it looks lousy. ...I don't know if I was more upset about the scratch...

Using corpses as wall art just seems like such a major faux pas at any social event.

Creepy.

I'm continually converting old monsters and magic items to new editions.

Get all kinds of lawyery, have Jim go on the offensive: Bob: Give me a yes or no answer. If you do not answer yes or no, I will throttle you. Jim: I did not murder Tom and, quite honestly, I'm offended by your accusation that I would intentionally kill my friend. How about you? Did you...

I'd also vote rogue.

Building on that idea, how about a Glassteel floor? Kind of like a glass-bottomed boat.

You could make it like a large, fancy carriage. Drawing off horse-drawn models. A sleigh would work too. Or a carriage/sleigh composite. I'd store it in a stable-like structure and takeoff/land right in the town square. Make sure it draws a lot of attention and everyone wants to pay to ride it.

I have a weakness for their goblin figs..

...I hate being a naysayer, but this is a big red flag in my book. Very few characters would willingly hang around a beserking were-creature that could easily turn on them. The player seems a bit overly focused on his own enjoyment and doesn't seem to care much about the rest of the party...

DEMOGRAPHICS Gender: Male Age: 41 Country: United States Marital Status: Single Children: none SURVEY QUESTIONS 1) DMG (print format) 2) Adventure modules (05%) Setting sourcebooks (05%)? Monster collections (05%) Magical item collections (05%)? Core rules (69%)...

...Our current house rules bring new characters in at one level lower than party average (rounded up). ...I understand the old school approach of 'earning your spurs'. It builds connection between players and their characters. It also ensures that players play their characters more...

Everyone has the PHB. Other than me, I don't who has the PHB and MM.

Out of the three choices, I'd also choose a paladin since your party is seriously lacking in the melee combat area. Maybe try a Half Elf character. ...For a brawny build, you might try S. 17, D. 11, C. 17, I. 09, W.11 and Ch. 14. That brings it up to S. 17, D.12, C. 17, I. 10, W.11 and Ch...

...This sounds like bad metagaming on behalf of the players. From your description, only 1 character got good close enough to get a good look at them. It's up to him to determine what they truly were. There should not have been a group discussion to identify them when the characters were...

...You did not let the pc die, the player's rash actions caused his own death. Death is part of role-playing. It's not a video game where you reset to your last save point when you die. The player needs to accept responsibility for his own actions and not place blame on others. ...As a DM...

Maybe all these C n D's are a prelude to a product release where they offer generators on CD's or as an incentive/inclusion in an archived 'edition' package. Like the 2nd ed. generator sold on CD that accessed a bunch of books.