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I called up the wife and asked her to meet me between her work and someplace where they sell toys. A couple hours, a few bucks, and a couple of toys put together later our seven month old is sitting before a toy a month or so ahead of her. She watches as my wife drops this plastic ball through...

The dagger that killed Caesar ("beware the eyes of march") course there is no mystical origins to that, which kinda got me thinking- what about the Oracle's pool? Then it struck me that there are cooler things to find then that- Fountain of Youth (Harrison could pass the mantel to someone...

You know I doubted that, but wasn't gonna say because I couldn't remember then just this week I saw that ep and went- "dam, what's his name was right, I should apoloize for doubting him- oh, wait I didn't post that- do I need to apologize?" I guess I do now :p He was in a movie with Karen...

buzzard He kinda implied the same thing- <shrug> "dog gon-it, Dave." I think that was what got him when he realized I would hold him responsible for anything and everything that happened to my son or my daughter. Even once got a guy fired for targeting cats on his way to work. Saw him...

Seldom is life "fair" An Elder Red Dragon showing up at a group of adventure's nightly camp for dinner seems like a reasonable adventure by the sounds of some of these replies. It has never made sense to me that critters come in packages more and more difficult. Seldom do we see adventurers...

Might fit with most gamers chances at getting some. ;)

We had a dog like that around here for a brief time, got after one of my cats. I informed my nieghbor that I would do to his dog what his dog did to my cats. Quickly he broke his dog of chasing cats. I think he realized something about my seriousness in the matter.

The Pally's Player first, but the GM is the primary reason. Knowing what your PCs are and how they might react just as their class is set up is something that needs to be considered when designing an adventure. "Hay, the Paladin might have issues with this passage," should have crossed the GMs...

Something that I was thinking about earlier with regards to this thread- Player- "pull the lever." GM <looking stunned> "your pulling the lever?" Player- "Ya." Other Players shake their heads and groan. GM- "okay- roll save- oh, that is a miss. Doninc turns to ashe, all his gear is gone."...

One of my favorite characters- Alran Foreguard, Wizard and member of the Arcane Order has a familar by the name of Harmon. Originally a weasel, he died, then came back as a P Dragon. Alran's best friend, and companion whom always gets the best part of the rations, and the pillow of Alran's...

SG1- he was the guy making the documentry, wasn't he? He has been in all kinds of movies and TV shows

This is SciFi, man. They will replace it with B Movies that were written by eight year olds, acted in by lower then B movie stars, and they won't understand what happened ("why did it fail?") FOX & SciFi channel- both run by people with less intelligence then me (and that is pretty low, trust me).

Dude, isn't that like Meta Gaming or something?

Sounds a bit tough to my reading skills of the situation. Not sure about the EL (no books with me right now) but that is what I am calling tough. If your Players are having fun, and there are no complaints of the encounter strength vs their abilities then you are okay, if they are making noise...

Social skills ante me. However I try once in a while to play a social character and I suck at it, but sometimes I have to- Brottor Redstone comes to mind, Cleric of Barronor Truesilver, one in a thousand of BT because he's a male. His tone is calm, patient, considerate, and he is always taking...

Dude, Okay, so it happened, the GM did something you didn't like, okay. Make a new character- a monk, near exact to the one that died, give him the same name or a name very close to the other monk. The next time you come across a lever that you have no clue about, walk away. Don't pull the...

Cool idea, I like it. Mind if I steal it? ;)

English and French I think are required for international pilots, and both are considered to be the open sea languages. Anyone out there know for certain?

BYOM- BBQ (usually only during the summer though) Pizza Sodas The wife and I have been known to make grilled roost beef Sand Witches Lazy Onya comes up once in a while Chips Once in a while someone will "Go Get" fast food, or something like that, but that is seldom.

Rel- my apologizes, I knew I was getting close and perhaps to close to the line, I suppose I went over that. Again, my apologizes. <humble> To the rest of you all- my views- I think that I will have to keep them to myself, but not for fear of your wraith, but rather out of respect to this...