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Back in the days of the little white books (circa 76) my very first character, a wizard, wandered into a tower that he shouldn't have, he was with a fighter (who was being played by another newbie). A statue animated and my buddy grabbed a spear that was lying around and threw it. It was a...

I started in 1976 with the original box set of three white books. From there I went straight to AD&D. I had never heard of the Basic (etc.) Box sets until much later (in fact I believe that Advanced came out before Basic). I have continued to buy each edition as it comes out (with the...

the answer to the whole thing is given by the people at bringbackkirk.com. In fact they have a nine minute movie trailer there that has a much better story idea than anything I read in that stuff at AICN.

if the unthinkable happens again there is usually a pretty good synopsis on the official website. Under the heading show guide then choose episodes. The URL is http://abc.go.com/primetime/alias/

Saw the trailer, looks okay I guess, but other than the title I'm not sure what this movie has to do with the book. I was hoping for something better than another action flick.

Alvin Journeyman by Orson Scott Card. It's the fourth book in the Tales of Alvin Maker.

My vote would be Calgary. It's been a while since I was last at Sentry Box, but don't they have some gaming rooms???

I could go on for hours on this topic. That you are already a Gemmell fan eliminates some of my recommends. For fantasy try "Villians By Necessity" by Eve Forward the cover note is as follows "The triumph of Good and Light has transformed the world into a place of peace. This...

I don't know if you have ever gone hiking in bear country with a dog or not, but one of the things you aren't supposed to do is let your dog to run free. The reason for this is that if a dog finds a bear there is a very real possibility that the dog will come high tailin' it back to you with an...

In my campaign its "the TWO R's" - raise 'em or replace 'em. Replacements start at 1st level and they either learn fast or we're back to the TWO R's.

Mazes and Monsters was released in 1982 and the whole D&D is evil thing has been going on for as long as I can remember. I remember one group that claimed that when your character reached eighth level you the player were brought in to the inner circle and taught the real black magic. Even...

not an easy choice, but I have to go with FotR. For me, much of this has much to do with the House of the Stewards of Gondor. Boromir has been my favourite character since I first read the books almost 30 years ago and the movie did nothing to change that. I have always loved the scene where...