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I am not a lawyer, but I have read a book on starting a home business...so here's my unsolicited thoughts on the matter. :) I'd stick with a simple "sole proprietorship" as long as possible. It's easiest, and you can always incorporate later. In the contract, give the guys the usual %age...

My guess would be another rabbit. Rabbits battle other rabbits. Tony M

I noticed you complain a lot. Your reasons for slowly leaving Enworld make sense to me. After all, if you are "fed up and bored with d20/D&D 3e," posting your complaints over and over on ENworld is a weird way to spend your time, IMO. Tony M

Gah! If figurines had been used, I'd have known he was in the bushes!! haha Man, it was like that scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where the two soldiers are guarding the entrance to the castle and they see Lancelot running towards them in the distance. He is far, far away...

DMs who won't use miniatures, even if available, and who make all their monsters and enemy NPCs run at 600 mph. DM: You find a bush to hide in, with a good long view of the road. Me: Heh heh! Ambush time! I get my longbow out. When the guy comes within range, I'll shoot. DM: Okay, you see...

Starfire! Oh, the hours I spent moving those beloved chits. That game had the perfect blend of randomness and strategy: a small portion of randomness so my friends could entertain a hope of winning, and a large portion of strategy so I could annihilate their fleet of spaceships and crush...

Maybe you are merely this girl's "friend" because she knows she doesn't inspire passion in you. Me, I don't see passion in your posts. Just run-of-the-mill desire. This girl has already kissed you and dropped hints. Yet, despite this HUGE signal that she likes you, your big plan is to wait...

"Feudal," by Avalon Hill. Love that game! Some folks compare it to chess. I bought my copy at a yard sale when I was a little kid, twenty-something years ago. Tony M

Make the rat not exactly an ordinary rat, but a weird magical rat. When it scurries out of the crack in the wall, have the PCs roll a Will save against magical Fear. If they fail, they panic and maybe twist an ankle, maybe drop a weapon, maybe scream like a little girl. Then the rat can hiss...

Not interested in Harm. Does this discount apply to other RPGs?

Wow, Aeson, thanks! But you neededn't send the fruitcake after all, kind sir. My wife just spilled the beans. I was whining to her about not getting a fruitcake this morning and she told me her grandmother DID make me a fruitcake, but I am getting it as a Christmas present instead of getting...

I'm sure you're kidding, but since fruitcake is involved, I better not risk it. I just e-mailed you my top secret address. Never send any items via hobbits, by the way. They are extremely slow deliverers. For example, Frodo's whole ring-quest-thing could've been done in forty-seven minutes...

I know how you feel. My wife's grandmother usually makes me one for the holidays. But so far, no fruitcake this year. I may be forced to locate and consume the Eternal Fruitcake that all the non-fruitcake-eaters pass amongst themselves year-after-year. Tony M

Perhaps that's the British way of spelling it. Tony M

That's odd. I must be confusing him with Danielle Steele. Tony M

Oh yeh. Aluminum can totally accumulate in your brain, and seems to contribute to Alzheimers Disease and other more disturbing neurological problems, like watching the O'Reilly Factor. Chekkit out: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1585/is_n12_v15/ai_8991562 It's not nice making fun...

Hmm. Perhaps, assuming fruitcake can build-up in your brain, like aluminum. Tony M

I wouldn't know. I refuse to read those books. There's too darn many of them in the series. Tolkein. *sigh* Now that guy knew when to stop cramming your bookshelf full of books. Tony M

I like fruitcake. And I was sitting here thinking about fruitcake because I don't have any fruitcake when something occured to me. Fruitcake is very filling. And then something else occured to me. Fruitcake doesn't mold. And then a third thing occured to me. Fruitcake is the modern-day...

How about a powerful curse? Turn the character into a weak, pale shadow of his former self in one fell swoop. Later, when the other PCs are highly powerful, let the curse be removed somehow, at long last. Tony M