Search results

Pelting you with figurines? That's a five-minute misconduct right there.

I, for one, prefer folks NOT use XP in this way. Before XP came out, when I saw a thread that was clearly spam but with no posts, I knew it hadn't been reported. Now, half the time it is a wasted effort since I can't be sure just from the post count. Not a huge deal, but it does waste time.

If you can't find good beers where you live, brew 'em up yourself! Really, it's not nearly as hard as you might think, and they are way better.

Yeah, I guess I was being a bit snobbish there. Sorry. I retract the quetion and urge you to, as they say in the Saint Paul Homebrewers Club, "Slam that, try this!"

Last board game night: Axis & Allies Spring 1942. Next up: Titan. :cool:

Don't forget homebrew! In our group, three of us homebrew various beers and meads, which keep us plenty happy. Edit: Shiner...:confused: Perhaps one must be Texan to like it?

Squeezed out another GaryXP turd.

Perhaps Ratskinner meant two or three rounds to determine AC? By then, a party of 4-5 has had not just two or three swings, but 8-15 total swings. In any case, it has also been my experience that two or three rounds is usually enough for the players to figure out AC plus/minus epsilon...

So don't roll so many sets! Maybe just one; unless everyone hates that set, in which case you roll again. Or drop back to the 3d6 method. Fine tune until you are satisfied, but really this is the method you are looking for: the stats are still randomly determined, but having everyone use the...

I done shot my XP load for the night. Be back tomorrow...

Maybe a wandering monster table to help fill some time? Fill it with cool sounding stuff, and rotate things in and out to keep it fresh. If you want a few more players, why not ask the kids to each bring a friend or two (if they want).

Sounds awesome...wait, "hair of the dog"? How old are these kids?

Let's ask this guy: "Yes."

"Anything is possible with the power of illuuuuusion!" --Doug Henning

Clearly the target audience is a bunch of dead presidents. :p

It's a collection of microlite games. For example, Microlite74, on p. 406, is a 16-page document that includes the rules of an micro-OD&D-type game, including monsters and treasure.

The blurb on the right of the main page still gives REAL LIFE as the title of the series.

The blurb on the right of the main page still gives REAL LIFE as the title of the series.

Animal Companions - Pathfinder_OGC Scroll down to the Feat section, Animal Feat subsection. It's the last line of text.

Lol: "I've never been in space. Ever." The other episode where they get sucked into BSG pretty much describes how my wife and I got sucked in to a "T," though we did manage to hang onto our jobs.