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I have many GURPS books but can't bring myself to play it. Long live D&D!

Thanks Rich34. Good Gaming!

War Captain's Companion has a pyramid ship for the Dark Pharoah. Does anyone know what suppliment this originally came from?

Because it's the only place we can legally crush enemies, see dem driven before you, and hear da lamentations of der vimmin! Honestly, it's a whole lot of fun, and great cerebral exercise!

To count it would cause me to reveal to my wife all my hiding spots for books. A yard sale would quickly ensue. In the hundreds, for sure. Never sell toys to buy toys.

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Thanks for sharing the house rules. They have piqued my interest and I am interested in trying some out. I hope you continue to post them.

RW. What are floating class skills. Is this a house rule?

Yes, I often do think of Dragons and Ghosts while eating Pop-Tarts. Great Job, Ryan and Jessie. I can see your hearts and souls in this story, which is what real roleplaying should bring out. I eagerly anticipate reading Tides of Homeland.

I agree with the Wild and Wahoo. Or as another aptly put it: Wackiness a go-go! The world is too dark lately anyway, let's have some fun!

B&D issues aside... Because of the Duel on the Central Cylinder, The plains of the Wagon Peoples, the Battle of Se'Kara, the Ubar's Race, Torvaldsland, and many other memorable moments of fantasy, Tarl Cabot is the man.

Hello, my name is ... and I play Dungeons & Dragons. First, it was just the Blue Book, then I moved on to hardcover stuff: my first players handbook, I was hooked! Now I share my habit with my two children. I have no shame.