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It does sound a little goofy, but maybe the justification is that the Cha drain is a magical attack like a paralyzing touch or something. If it's (Sp) or (Su), that's probably how it works, but (Ex) might be a little hard to bite.

I've been out and somewhat about most of the weekend. Do they grow clean enough in glazes to fluoresce under a blacklight?

Are these zinc silicate crystals?

We mostly seem to handle them in pine boxes.

Yep - imagine your other players when he gets Dominated and sunders all of their magic weapons. Hehehe.

Yeah, mid-century slang, bonehead mistake. Used a lot with bad plays in sports. I'd guess the writer of the strip probably was familiar with the other sense of the word, but perhaps the editor wasn't. Post-code comic book writers often took advantage of the "ambiguously gay duo" effect to slip...

When I was there, all the locals told me all the locals go to Frenchman Street, and that's where I met all the tourists who asked where all the locals go. That being said, it is a cut above the most of French Quarter. I highly recommend the Praline Connection there for soul food - they even go...

Barry White? I, BTW, did once have a Torg sherpa swami character who had a yak companion, but we were just friends.

Oh, once or twice.

Incidentally, "anthropomorphic" means "man-shaped."

Ah, but what about elfimals, dwarfimals, halflimals, and gnomimals?

That's an unfair mischaracterization. A plushie would never have a rendezvous with a real sheep.

I've seen the ST system conversion of the d20 translation of the GURPS version of Mage, so maybe you could just backtrack that one step.

Well, I'm a Yaktologist, and we do not consider our sacred texts to be "mythology," I'll have you know.

Well, in the original myth, the minotaur was a bull-human hybrid. King Minos and his wife Pasiphae angered a god (either Poseidon or Aphrodite) and so Pasiphae was cursed with an unnatural lust for a particular prize bull. Pasiphae prevailed upon Daedalus, the brilliant engineer, to develop a...

That's why people who haven't read it know it.

Good idea - when you roll on the reincarnation table, having your "lucky" dice handy might not be such a bad thing.

I think virtually all of my campaigns have been dominated by anthropomorphic races.

WFRP beastmen all had more or less similar stats, with a few species-specific traits, and you could roll on a random table to see whether they were goat-headed, dog-headed, snake-headed, and so on. Usually when we encountered a pack, it would have a variety, and the players would await the die...

I've always figured they should just be a general class of monster, like Warhammer's "beastmen." Some kind of template.