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Well, there seems to be some general consensus that they fared much better than h. sapiens in cold weather climates as a general rule, Wooly Mammoth furs does look like it could keep one very warm. The Nasal structure might have been an earlier adaptation, when they were still in warmer...

If that is the case, all the tech developments would have occurred in the Middle East then. Early on this was true, but later Europe eclipsed the middle easter traders by innovating faster. I'd say war and fighting in Europe (as well as the fight over the wealth in the middle east) accelerated...

I'm a Neandertal hunter in Northern Europe 60,000 years ago. In my tribes camp today is a small group of guests, a squirrilly bunch of h. sapiens scouts who just happened to bring by their latest technological wonder to trade, the shortbow. They have been spending all morning with the old Grog...

You are confusing Cro-Magnons with Neadertals? Actually Neadertals were much better at creative thinking, and in expressing themselves than h. sapiens. They did the first cave art in their areas(cave art unlike other art survives into the modern day) They adapted to new scenarios just fine, they...

The Neadertals lived for much longer durations much closer to the great ice glaciers and sheets, and in the heavy forests than h. sapiens, their bodies actually adapted to tolerate the extreme cold and their limbs (arms and legs) grew shorter (So they could keep their body temperature up by...

How was it then, that the usefulness of the Bow wasn't shared in the same way that the usefulness of the heavy spear was? Where there wasn't cliffs, V-type traps were used extensively, where a long line of stakes or fencing was put up (in the water, it was rock dams), and the whole tribe would...

Indeed, All non-Africans have some Neadertal genes. Some more than others. Looking at the profuse amounts of hair I'm accumulating on my arms, legs, and hands as I'm growing older, and without testing,and knowing where I originated, I believe I'm in that category with around 5% of neadertal...

No one really used bows early on as they simply weren't needed. There was a plentiful amount of Large Herd Animals like Mammoths, Elephants, Giant Sloths, Bison, Buffalo, and Wild Cattle, hence the heavy spears with large flint projectile tips. Trapping and killing an animal was a team project...

Vedauwoo (pronounced Veed-a-Voo) Several thousand square miles of rock formations, large and small rocks, and pines.

Pathfinder Oracle of Life Character Class with the Nature Mysteries. Could also be some sort of Water Elemental, (water being the source of all life). There's some other elementals in Tome and Blood. maybe it's one of those. Could also be a Water Familiar, no?

Now what are you working on?

Enworld is still one of the big three leading forums. Opinions of the members here really count and influence a host of other gamers in smaller fora and gaming communities. They probably should have had a larger pool of finalists for the first round to give more of the young ladies a chance to...

Yep, I've been following this with interest as well. All the young ladies that applied had to have some experience with, and knowledge of RPG's. I think the pre-judgement and prejudices towards non-gamers in this thread reflects poorly on the RPG community here. As I originally surmised, South...

This is a movie based on the book by Monte Cook? ...and none of the filmmakers considered asking him to consult on it? I liked the first movie, it kept that campy flavor that was unique to early D&D, didn't really like the second though... took itself way too seriously. This... looks...

If I remember correctly, the Q club used to be called the Lounge. On any given Friday night 800-1,000 people at least, would line up at the door there (the perfect location in SoBe close to awesome amounts of parking!), and that was before 11 PM. I'd wager that almost none of them would be...

What? They already have their market. If they do it right (Judging by their FB page they are already quite busy), they'll earn more in one night with a publicity party than most game companies will make in a year with a finished game.

Hah! If one is in Miami Beach, you don't need to start a game company to "get laid", 'just sayin. It sounds like an interesting idea. Ah! Here we go, found it! http://www.fablestreams.com/about/ Good Luck 1of9! I'd be interested in hearing how the launch party turned out! I'd be even more...

OMG! The Q Club is still there! This club has been around since the late 90's, at least! The average lifespan of a nightclub on Miami Beach is about 12-24 months. That said, they are not playing by any kind of RPG rules, rather, the gaming company is going on Miami rules... where cash is King...

I'd go with Large for Lions and Tigers. Ditto for Minotaurs and some Gnolls as well. My 28mm Minotaur minis are 8-9' tall and some Gnolls 7'+. Video - Tiger attacks man riding on top of Elephant! THE famous tiger attack video! - YouTube P.S. Am amazed the guides are using Jungle Book rulers to...

Cappadocia, Turkey Thursday Salute to Originals: The Cave Dwellings of Cappadocia Derinkuyu, Turkey https://www.google.com/search?q=Derinkuyu&hl=en&client=opera&hs=NBK&rls=en&channel=suggest&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=ormoT6FpipbaBffCvKYC&ved=0CHsQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=958...