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Serious moments: The end of Cowboy Bebop. Most of the last two episodes acually, but mainly "Bang." Not so serious moments: The entirety of Duck Amuck, and the Duck Dodgers cartoons. 'Disentigration proof vest'-classic!

Well, if we want to bring Discworld into it, I've always liked Granny vs. the vampyres and Mort vs. Death. I'll mention Miles Vokorsogian's courtship of Ekaterina. While not technically a fight scene, it certainly was... martial.

Hmmm.... I've been reading fantasy as long as I can remember. The first was either the Chronicles of Narnia, or Half Magic, by Edward Eager. Pretty sure it was Half Magic, come to think of it.

From Cowboy Bebop (the series, not the movie) Every time I watch this scene it gets to me. Every time.

Here's the current list- shouldn't change much, as I really don't need to make new characters.... but I might anyway, because I love creating new costumes. Virtue Server Lady Mer- Level 33 Mutant electric/energy Blaster Champion Server Starglow- Level 14 Magic empathy/radiation Defender...

Oh! And Vin Diesel stars as the noble librarian, who creates the page to tell the world the truth about 3.0.... Sorry, Eric, but the idea of Vin playing a librarian makes me giggle like a schoolgirl.

I'm 25 (at least I will be in a few hours), and most of the movies mention make the list. I'll just add... The Hobbit- Yes, the animated version. I can see all the problems with it... but as a kid I loved it. I taught my Girl Scout troup to sing 'The Greatest Adventure'. Bedknobs and...

The Elenium (The Diamond Throne, The Ruby Knight and The Sapphire Rose) by David Eddings features several thieves. Same with the sequel series, The Tamuli (Domes of Fire, The Shining Ones and The Hidden City).

In D&D, I nimbly dodge the ogre's attack, tumble between his legs, and sheath my rapier deep into his kidneys, with nary a scratch on my outfit. In real life, I trip over everything. In D&D, I crawl through the sewers, fighting rats and oozes, making my way to the center where I confront the...

Well, if we're looking at Babylon 5, Ivanova's got some wonderful speeches. "Ivanova is always right. I will listen to Ivanova. I will not ignore Ivanova's recommendations. Ivanova is God. And if this ever happens again, Ivanova will personally rip your lungs out. Babylon Control out. [Sigh]...

I believe that would be psuedodragon, pronounced very, very badly.

Quotes from our old Arcana Unearthed game. Most are OOC, but still funny. The group consisted of a giant warmain, a human turned mojh akashic/magister, a spryte wind witch/hawk totem warrior, a human greenbond, and a litorian winter witch/unfettered. ****************** Giant: So we have crew...

Yeah, Firefly was great. I've heard so many people (including my parents) say "This show is awesome! Why didn't I hear about it until after it was cancelled?" Because this is the same network that cancelled Dark Angel as it was becoming good again, and Brisco County Jr, and Wonderfalls, and...

Darth Solent: Never made it very far, as he was quickly killed by his master Darth Teresting: Villainous diatribes that heroes actually want to hear Darth Visible: Who? Darth Candescent: No sneaking up on the heroes for this Sith Darth Gratiating: Weaselly little bad guy, played by Peter Lorre

Return of the King: the lighting of the beacons Fellowship of the Ring: Aragorn smiles as he goes to face the orcs Raiders of the Lost Ark: the crew on the boat watches as Indy climbs on top of the sub. Last Crusade: the final ride into the sunset Rob Roy: the final duel at the end The Ring...

I reccomend Realms of Fantasy. http://www.rofmagazine.com/

The Phoenix Guards, by Steven Brust Jherg, by Steven Brust The Golden Chain, by Dave Duncan

Memory and Dream, by Charles de Lint The Little Country, by Charles de Lint Moonheart, by Charles de Lint (There is a sequel to this one. But you don't need to read it.) I come from a family of de Lint fans. Villians by Necessity, by Eve Forward Not a work of art, but it's a fun read. How can...

Well, I've sent some money along. Don't worry about sending a dice bag. This is a gift. We will order more customized dice bags shortly. Allan, the Shadowsmith, via Lady Mer's account. :)

Well, when I was twelve years old, I really enjoyed the Dragonlance Chronicles and the Legends series. And though I can now say that the most of the books is awful, at the time there were stories that I liked. Weasel's Luck and Galen Beknighted spring to mind. From Forgotten Realms, I'll agree...